Thursday, April 5, 2012

Artist of the Week - Max Weber


Max Weber

(1881-1961)


Russian-American Painter






Joel's Cafe
c. 1909-10

Three Figures
1910












The Cellist
c. 1917





Sabbath
1919

Still Life Composition
1933-34


Sign Carriers
1938












 In a 1915 newspaper article he stated that his aim at the time was to express "not what I see with my eye but with my consciousness . . . mental impressions, not mere literal matter-of-fact copying of line and form. I want to put the abstract into concrete terms."


















Red Poppies
1953








Sunday, April 1, 2012

Go to a Museum

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