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Max Beckmann — Women's Bath
Max Beckmann

Women's Bath

1922

Post-war disillusionment manifests in Beckmann's harsh drypoint technique, where intimate feminine ritual becomes a study in psychological tension and social critique.

Medium
drypoint

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Max Beckmann, Women's Bath, 1922

Post-war disillusionment manifests in Beckmann's harsh drypoint technique, where intimate feminine ritual becomes a study in psychological tension and social critique.

Medium
drypoint
Year
1922
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Figure Study, Expressionism, German Art, Printmaking, Modern Art, Nude Women, Weimar Republic, Drypoint

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago