liegendes Pferd und Dompteur (Horse and Tamer) [p. 24]

Max Beckmann

Associated Names
Max Beckmann

Artist, German, 1884 - 1950

The image shows a collection of angular lines and curved shapes arranged in an abstract composition. In the upper part, there is a figure with a rectangular torso and geometric limbs. Below, a shape resembling a bull or large animal with pointed features and horns is seen. The overall composition suggests a person interacting with or riding a mythical creature.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    graphite on paper

  • Credit Line

    Gift of Mrs. Max Beckmann

  • Dimensions

    page size: 20.8 x 16.5 cm (8 3/16 x 6 1/2 in.)

  • Accession Number

    1984.64.57.13

  • Catalogue Raisonné

    Zeiller/Presler 2010, no. 12v

Associated Artworks

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The image shows a series of sketched lines and shapes forming an abstract representation of a human-like figure. The lines suggest a figure with elongated limbs and a head, standing with arms outstretched and possibly touching a surface to the right. The abstract form resembles a figure reaching out or stretching across the page, with pointed elements at the top. The style is freeform, emphasizing the essence of an abstract sketch.

Zirkusartist (Male Performer) [p. 1]

Max Beckmann

1884

This is a photograph of the cover of a sketchbook. The image features a worn cover with a rectangular label at its center. The label has handwritten notes in blue ink that read, "18 drawings, 22 empty pages, Sketchbook No. 2 A.B.5." The cover shows various marks and stains. The background is a muted brown, with splashes of color and spots evident around the paper's edges.

Beckmann Sketchbook 37

Max Beckmann

1924

The sketch shows a human figure in motion, captured from head to toe. The figure is in a dynamic pose, with one leg raised and the opposite arm extended upward. The facial features are simple, with light lines indicating the eyes and short hair. The clothing closely conforms to the body, but no specific details are visible. There is no jewelry or objects in the sketch, and the background is plain beige or light tan paper.

Tänzerin (Female Dancer) [p. 3]

Max Beckmann

1884

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Mrs. Max Beckmann, Peoria; gift to NGA, 1984.

Associated Names

Bibliography

2010

  • Zeiller, Christiane, Gerd Presler.Max Beckmann : die Skizzenbücher = the sketchbooks. II. Ostifildern, 2010: 706, no. 12v

Wikidata ID

Q64612308

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