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22 paintings

  • Self-Portrait in Tuxedo
    Self-Portrait in Tuxedo
    Max Beckmann
    1927 · Busch–Reisinger Museum
  • Self-Portrait with Red Scarf
    Self-Portrait with Red Scarf
    Max Beckmann
    1917 · Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
  • Self-Portrait Yellow-Pink
    Self-Portrait Yellow-Pink
    Max Beckmann
    1943 · Würth Collection
  • Self-Portrait with Horn
    Self-Portrait with Horn
    Max Beckmann
    1938 · Neue Galerie
  • Resurrection
    Resurrection
    Max Beckmann
    1916 · Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Max Beckmann
    1938 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • Self-Portrait on Yellow Ground with Cigarette
    Self-Portrait on Yellow Ground with Cigarette
    Max Beckmann
    1923 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Max Beckmann
    1937 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Self-Portrait with Raised Hand
    Self-Portrait with Raised Hand
    Max Beckmann
    1908 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • Self-Portrait in Black
    Self-Portrait in Black
    Max Beckmann
    1944 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Self-Portrait in Gray Robe
    Self-Portrait in Gray Robe
    Max Beckmann
    1941 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Self Portrait in Olive and Brown
    Self Portrait in Olive and Brown
    Max Beckmann
    1945 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Max Beckmann
    1905 · Städel Museum
  • Self-Portrait 1950
    Self-Portrait 1950
    Max Beckmann
    1950 · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Self Portrait with Crystal Ball
    Self Portrait with Crystal Ball
    Max Beckmann
    1936 · Hilti Art Foundation
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