Taiteilija: Max Beckmann
Tyyli: Expressionism
aiheista: Men Birth And Death Scenes Nudes
Treffi: 1906
koko: 141 x 131 cm
Tekniikka: Oil On Canvas
Max Beckmann
, a German painter, printmaker, sculptor, and writer, created the masterpiece "Great Scene of Agony" in 1906. This oil on canvas painting is an Expressionist work measuring 141 by 131 centimeters.
About Max Beckmann
Max Beckmann, born on February 12, 1884, and passed away on December 27, 1950, is considered one of the most important German painters of the 20th century. He was a member of the "Die Brücke" group, which played a significant role in the development of Expressionism. Beckmann's works are characterized by their strong emotional content and bold use of color.
Description of Great Scene of Agony
"Great Scene of Agony"is a powerful painting that showcases Beckmann's mastery of gently layering people and symbols, as well as hue and shadows. The dark outlines, disproportionate figures, and shallow space all serve to heighten the dramatic effect of the scene. This artwork is a reflection of Beckmann's own grief at his mother's painful death, making it a deeply personal piece.
Availability
Unfortunately, "Great Scene of Agony" is not currently available for purchase on our website. However, we do have other works by Max Beckmann that you may be interested in, such as "The King", which is part of the collection at the Saint Louis Art Museum (United States).
Conclusion
Max Beckmann's "Great Scene of Agony" is a powerful and moving piece that showcases the artist's mastery of Expressionism. While it is not currently available for purchase, we encourage you to explore other works by this important German painter on our website.
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