Max Beckmann, Expressionism

Max Beckmann

1906

Great Scene Of Agony

Experience Max Beckmann’s ‘Great Scene of Agony’ (1906). A haunting Expressionist masterpiece exploring human vulnerability & suffering through raw emotion & distorted forms.

Max Beckmann

1950

Columbine

Experience Max Beckmann’s "Columbine" – a striking Expressionist masterpiece! Explore its masked figure, vibrant colors & symbolic depth. Own this iconic 1950 artwork reproduction.

Max Beckmann

1946

Actresses

Max Beckmann's 'Actresses' (1946) captures a dramatic scene of two women in a dressing room, reflecting themes of performance and vulnerability with bold brushstrokes.

Max Beckmann

1907

Self-portrait In Florence

Expressionist self‑portrait of a stern man holding a cigarette, painted by Max Beckmann in 1907; explore this striking piece or bring it into your collection.

Max Beckmann

1950

The Argonauts

Vibrant figures interact in this striking 1950 painting by Max Beckmann. Explore the depth of this masterpiece and bring it home today.

Max Beckmann

1949

The Prodigal Son

Max Beckmann

1936

Alfi With Mask

Max Beckmann’s "Alfi with Mask" (1936) – a powerful Expressionist nude exploring anonymity & trauma. Bold colors, impasto texture, and distorted forms evoke WWI's impact. Explore this iconic artwork.