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Max Beckmann

German painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor and writer (1884–1950)

Born in Leipzig. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 1884741 dated paintingsDied 1950

742 works

8 without a public image, listed last

  • Ansicht des Thunersees
    Ansicht des Thunersees
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1898 · Max Beckmann Gesellschaft
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Max Beckmann
    1899 · Sprengel Museum
  • Portrait of his Sister
    Portrait of his Sister
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1899
  • Landscape with Lake
    Landscape with Lake
    Max Beckmann
    1900 · Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum
  • Self-Portrait with Soap Bubbles
    Self-Portrait with Soap Bubbles
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1900
  • Hill Landscape
    Hill Landscape
    Max Beckmann
    1900s
  • Meadow Landscape
    Meadow Landscape
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Sunset, Violet and Yellow
    Sunset, Violet and Yellow
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Shore Landscape with Houses and Boats
    Shore Landscape with Houses and Boats
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Beach with Gray Boat and Gray Sea
    Beach with Gray Boat and Gray Sea
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Seashore, Brown and Gray
    Seashore, Brown and Gray
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Seashore, Violet Sky
    Seashore, Violet Sky
    Max Beckmann
    1902
  • Seacoast
    Seacoast
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1902
  • Snow Landscape in Moonlight
    Snow Landscape in Moonlight
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1902
  • Row of Trees Against a Gray Sky
    Row of Trees Against a Gray Sky
    Max Beckmann
    c. 1903
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