Discover 'Free Hour at Amsterdam Orphanage' by Liebermann! An Impressionist glimpse into 19th-century life. Explore its rich colors & dynamic brushwork – a timeless art piece.

A lively impressionist scene of diners under shaded trees captures the essence of social life in Max Liebermann's 1905 masterpiece Restaurant De oude Vink, inviting you to bring this timeless moment into your collection.

‘Free Period in the Amsterdam Orphanage,’ painted by Max Liebermann in 1882, depicts Dutch girls tending to their sewing in an orphanage courtyard bathed in golden afternoon light. This iconic Impressionist work showcases Liebermann's masterful use of color and light, reflecting his fascination with everyday life and capturing a tender glimpse into childhood innocence.

Explore Liebermann's 'Study Head of a Man,' a captivating 1878 oil painting depicting a Sephardic Jew in quiet contemplation. A masterpiece of realism & impressionism.

Captured in vibrant Impressionistic hues, Max Liebermann’s ‘Studio of the Painter at Brandenburg Gate’ portrays an intimate bourgeois interior bathed in soft light—a masterful depiction of German art history awaiting your discovery.

Impressionist study of women spinning flax in a Dutch barn, 1886 by Max Liebermann, captures quiet labor and light; explore this evocative scene or bring it home.

A captivating black and white drawing of a woman lost in a book by German Impressionist Max Liebermann captures a quiet moment of 1895 elegance, inviting you to bring this timeless piece into your private collection.