Max Beckmann (February 12, 1884 – December 28, 1950) was a German writer, sculptor, printmaker, draftsman, and painter. While he is regarded as an artist of Expressionism, he denounced both the identity and the movement. In the 1920s, he became associated with the New Objectivity, “Neue Sachlichkeit,” a branch of Expressionism without its introverted affects. Learn more »

Paintings by Max Beckmann in Chronological Order

Self-portrait, 1901	Self-Portrait in Florence, 1907	Sinking of the Titanic, 1912
Self-Portrait as a Nurse, 1915	Self-portrait with Red Scarf, 1917	Self-portrait with Champagne Glass, 1919
Family Picture, 1920	The Dream, 1921	The Iron Bridge (View of Frankfurt), 1922
Dancing bar in Baden-Baden, 1923	Self-portrait in front of Red Curtain, 1923	Portrait of Minna Beckmann-Tube, 1924
Seascape with Poplars, 1924	Galleria Umberto, 1925	Small Landscape, Viareggio, 1925
The Artist and His Wife, 1925	Portrait of Quappi in Blue, 1926	Floral Still Life with Mirror, 1927
Self-portrait in front of Red Curtain, 1927	Black Irises, 1928	Rugby Players, 1929
Self-Portrait with a Saxophone, 1930	Still Life with Candles and Mirror, 1930	Portrait of Quappi in Pink and Purple, 1931
The Little Fish, 1933	The King, 1934-1937	Self-Portrait with Trumpet, 1938
Railway Bridge and Rainbow, 1942	The Actors, 1942	Bar Brown, 1944
Woman with Parrot, 1946	Party in Paris, 1931-1947	Beginnning, 1949
Quappi in Blue in a Boat, 1926-1950	Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket, 1950	Artistes
Columbine	The Three Sisters	Patriotic Song
Quappi in Pink	Two Circus Artists or Snake Charmer and Clown