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      This is a drawing of a horse and rider with a distant building. The sketch features a rider on a horse, rendered in fine, light pencil strokes. The rider appears to be holding a curved instrument. The horse's head is more detailed compared to the rider, with shading providing depth. In the background, there is a sketched outline of a building to the left. The page is uncolored except for the pencil work, suggesting it may be part of a broader sketchbook or study.

      Mittelalterlich gekleideter Mann, Trompete blasend mit Pferd (Medieval Trumpeter by His Horse) [p. 1]

      Mittelalterlich gekleideter Mann, Trompete blasend mit Pferd (Medieval Trumpeter by His Horse) [p. 1]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.32.1

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      This is a drawing of a minimally sketched abstract form on a blank page. The image features an open sketchbook or drawing pad with a subtle, abstract pencil scribble on the otherwise empty sheet. The pencil mark consists of a small zigzag line roughly in the center left of the page. The paper is slightly aged, with a mild yellowish tint surrounding the sketch. The edges of the paper show signs of wear, and the binding at the top hints at it being part of a larger collection of sketches or notes.

      Begonnener Skizze eines Giebels (Beginning Sketch of Gables) [p. 5]

      Begonnener Skizze eines Giebels (Beginning Sketch of Gables) [p. 5]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.32.2

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    • Artwork

      This is a photograph of an open, blank notebook. The notebook has slightly aged with some discoloration on its pages. The spine of the notebook is visible on the left side, showing some wear and tear. The notebook is laid on a flat surface and the lighting gives it a soft and neutral tone. There are some small dots and faint lines on the page.

      Begonnener Pferdekopf (Beginning Sketch of Horse Head) [p. 7]

      Begonnener Pferdekopf (Beginning Sketch of Horse Head) [p. 7]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.32.3

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    • Artwork

      The image is a pencil sketch of an upside-down view of a person's head and upper body. The head is turned slightly to the side, with minimal facial features depicted. The person's hair looks short or closely cropped, and a hand is resting on the side of the head, with the forearm extending away. The sketch is simple with basic lines outlining the person's body. The background is plain, showing the textured paper surface of a sketchbook.

      Weiblich Bildnistudie, Sabine Hackenschmidt (Portrait of Sabine Hackenschmidt) [p. 14]

      Weiblich Bildnistudie, Sabine Hackenschmidt (Portrait of Sabine Hackenschmidt) [p. 14]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.32.4

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      The image depicts a sketch of a person's face drawn in profile. The person's head is slightly tilted back, and the sketch focuses on the head and a part of the neck. The facial features, including the nose, lips, and eyes, are indicated with minimal lines. Faint lines suggest the hair at the back of the head. There are no details of clothing, accessories, or items being held. The background is a plain sheet of paper.

      Männliche Bildnisstudie (Unknown Male Portrait Study) [p. 20]

      Männliche Bildnisstudie (Unknown Male Portrait Study) [p. 20]

      Max Beckmann

      Graphite  Accession ID  1984.64.32.5

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