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Max Beckmann:
Painting "Self-portrait with a Saxophone" (1930), Framed

Max Beckmann: Painting "Self-portrait with a Saxophone" (1930), Framed
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Max Beckmann:
Painting "Self-portrait with a Saxophone" (1930), Framed

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Reproduction on paper | Framed | Format 85 x 65 cm (H/W)

Original: oil on canvas. Kunsthalle Bremen - Der Kunstverein in Bremen (The Art Society in Bremen).
High-quality reproduction on 200g Focus Art Natural paper. Motif size 70 x 34,7 cm. Sheet format 80 x 60 cm. © VG-Bildkunst, Bonn, 2017. Framed in the elegant solid wood frame. Format 85 x 65 cm (H/W).

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Max Beckmann: Painting "Self-portrait with a Saxophone" (1930), Framed

Original: oil on canvas. Kunsthalle Bremen - Der Kunstverein in Bremen (The Art Society in Bremen).
High-quality reproduction on 200g Focus Art Natural paper. Motif size 70 x 34,7 cm. Sheet format 80 x 60 cm. © VG-Bildkunst, Bonn, 2017. Framed in the elegant solid wood frame. Format 85 x 65 cm (H/W).

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Max Beckmann was born in Leipzig in 1884. In the environment of the avant-garde of his time Max Beckmann had an effect of a solitaire. While during the beginning of the Modern the art step by step transferred to the complete abstractness, Beckmann entered the artistic tradition and quite consciously referred to the art of the passing 19th century. A recurring motif of his work was a see, which he called as “his friend” in the later interviews. At the beginning he shaped it as a mysterious energetic space of existential experience. At the times of national socialism he turned to the motif of freedom, awakening and escape. In 1910 Beckmann was chosen as the youngest board member of the Berliner Secession. Later his art was proclaimed as “decadent” by the national socialists. Today Beckmann is known as the most famous representative of the German expressionism. His works are presented in many prominent museums of modern and reach the highest prices at the auctions.