Max Beckmann, Ochre To Sepia

Max Beckmann

1922

The Iron Bridge (view Of Frankfurt)

Max Beckmann’s "The Iron Bridge" (1922) – a dynamic Expressionist cityscape! Bold colors, textured impasto & symbolic industrial scenes. A captivating piece for art lovers & collectors.

Max Beckmann

1926

The Old Actress

The painting resides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (MetCollects), acquired in 2017.

A powerful German Expressionist triptych by Max Beckmann featuring distorted figures and symbolic scenes of lust and greed from 1937, inviting you to explore the profound depth of this masterpiece for your collection.

Max Beckmann

1938

Bird's Hell

Experience the surreal chaos of Max Beckmann's 1938 masterpiece, Bird's hell, a vibrant depiction of disorder and life; discover this complex vision today.

Max Beckmann

1939

The Acrobats

A powerful Expressionist triptych by Max Beckmann featuring distorted figures and vibrant colors that explore social anxiety and human drama, inviting you to experience this masterpiece of German modernism.

Max Beckmann

1943

Odysseus And Calypso

Max Beckmann’s ‘Odysseus and Calypso’ (1943) is a powerfully Expressionist oil painting depicting the iconic Greek hero and nymph with distorted forms and vibrant colors, capturing intense emotion and inviting you to explore this masterpiece.

Max Beckmann

1950

The Argonauts

Max Beckmann

1949

The Prodigal Son

Max Beckmann

1927

Selfportrait In Tuxedo, Busch-reisinger M

Max Beckmann

Portrait Of The Artist With His Wife Quappi

Max Beckmann

Large Still Life With Musical Instruments

Max Beckmann

1949

The Prodigal Son, Niedersachsische Landes

Max Beckmann

1950

The Argonauts, Private Collection, New

Max Beckmann

Max And Quappi

Experience Max Beckmann’s ‘Max and Quappi’. Hand-painted reproductions of this iconic Expressionist artwork exploring trauma & intimacy. Discover a powerful piece today!

Max Beckmann

1909

Dance Halls

Explore Max Beckmann’s ‘Dance Halls’ (1909). A dynamic, expressionistic painting capturing urban leisure & social life through loose brushwork & dramatic lighting. Discover this key early 20th-century work.