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Cement is boring, right? Not according to Helinews! This wacky illustration appeared on the cover of the spring 1966 issue of the in-house publication of Beckman's Helipot Division, which featured a two-page spread about cermet trimmers. #OthmerLibrary https://t.co/78fgfNqKcT
Flammes fatales...
"The Throne of Death" (1999) Fantastique et métaphysique, tel est l'art de Wolfgang Grasse. Certains le qualifient de "vieux sage magicien qui, à travers ses peintures, jette un sort au spectateur". D’autres le comparent à Bosch, Bruegel et Max Beckman @mweill
This week's #NCMArecommends is Claude Monet's "The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset," 1882–1883, one of three Monet paintings in the Museum collection.
Take a virtual trip to France with us through these accompanying photos by Museum docent Diane Beckman, who traveled there.
@GothCharlotte So many incredible and important artists were included in that exhibition. Die Nacht by Max Beckmann is one of my favourites too
Art History fun! Who wants to play? Recreate an image from art history with whatever you have around the house. My son & I chose Max Beckmann. Your turn! #arthistory #arthistoryathome #artclass #artchallenge @officialWCMS
@WalidNouraldin, it's good to have you here! I know Max Beckmann @artistbeckmann would love to have you, too 😉. Cheers, @andreitr
@shaletown thanks for following! You might also like my other account - Max Beckmann @artistbeckmann. Cheers, @andreitr
@Burak57384520 congrats on your great taste in Twitter accounts! It would be even more impressive if you followed Max Beckmann @artistbeckmann, too 😉 Cheers, @andreitr
@agochase thanks for following! You might also like my other account - Max Beckmann @artistbeckmann. Cheers, @andreitr
Born #onthisday1884 Max Beckmann German #painter #printmaker #draughtsman channeled WWI experiences into haunting expressive images saturated in emotion symbolism & mesmerising narrative flirted with Expressionism to emerge as a leading Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) artist
Beckmann’s work fell from prominence in the late 20th C but in the past two decades has had a resurgence & he is now recognised as one of the great artists of the 20th C. Elephants with Dancing Girl (c1944), Masquerade (1948), Woman with Mask (1948) & Perseus (1949)
Beckmann was a keen musician & instruments appear on his canvases as symbols of rhythm & the new Jazz age. The Synagogue at Frankfurt am Main (1919), Family Picture (1920), Carnival (1920) & the Dream (1921)
Max Beckmann
Stilleben mit Grammophon und Schwertlilien, 1924
oil on canvas
Private collection