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      The image is a sketch viewed from an elevated angle looking onto a scene by the seaside. The horizon is relatively high in the composition, beyond a series of figures and a small cabin-like structure on wheels. This horizon suggests an expanse of water meeting the sky, with subtle lines indicating waves or changes in water depth. Close to us, several vertical lines suggest large poles or columns, framing the scene on either side. A cart-like structure with wheels and several figures scattered across the scene add interest and scale. The drawing style is loose and sketchy, with quick, rough pencil strokes creating outlines and conveying movement. The color palette is subdued, mostly composed of pencil on paper, offering a monochrome appearance with shades of gray providing contrast and shaping the details visible in the sketch.

      Strandlandschaft mit Badenden (Seascape with Bathers) [p. 1]

      Strandlandschaft mit Badenden (Seascape with Bathers) [p. 1]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.26.1

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      This is a drawing of a scene showing abstract figures in dynamic poses. The pencil sketches depict human-like forms in motion within a space. The lines are energetic and fluid, capturing movement and activity. The background includes rectangular shapes that may suggest windows or mirrors, adding depth. The style is expressive and loose, focusing on gesture and essence over detail. The drawing creates an animated atmosphere.

      Ballspielende Männer am Strand (A Ballgame at the Beach) [p. 3]

      Ballspielende Männer am Strand (A Ballgame at the Beach) [p. 3]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.26.2

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      The image displays a series of curved and straight lines intersecting in an abstract composition. The lines suggest movement and flow, resembling the shapes of a boat or a sail. The arrangement is abstract and minimalist.

      Anlegendes Segelboot und Uferpromenade (Sailboat arriving at Embankment) [p. 5]

      Anlegendes Segelboot und Uferpromenade (Sailboat arriving at Embankment) [p. 5]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.26.3

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      The image portrays a person standing in a slightly turned position, with their left arm down and their right arm bent, possibly placed on the hip. The individual's head is depicted in profile with simple facial features and short, textured hair. The clothing is outlined to show a fitted garment or drapery, with shading for depth. No accessories or objects are visible. The background is simplistic, indicating a landscape with curved lines, but lacking specific details.

      Weibliche Badende (Swimmer) [p. 7]

      Weibliche Badende (Swimmer) [p. 7]

      Max Beckmann

      Charcoal  Accession ID  1984.64.26.4

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    • Artwork

      This is a sketch of a partial figure of a person. The drawing focuses on the upper part of the body, illustrating the head and shoulders. The individual is positioned facing the viewer, with abstract and minimalistic features. Facial features include lightly sketched eyes, a nose, and an outline of lips, with shading around the eyes and cheeks. The hair is depicted with flowing lines indicating a loose and wavy style. There are no details about clothing, and the background is empty.

      Weibliche Halbfigur und verworfenes groteskes Profil (Female Half Figure and Abandoned Grotesque Profile) [p. 80]

      Weibliche Halbfigur und verworfenes groteskes Profil (Female Half Figure and Abandoned Grotesque Profile) [p. 80]

      Max Beckmann

      Charcoal  Accession ID  1984.64.26.5

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