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Beckmann (Modern Masters Series, Vol. 19)
by Peter Selz
Paperback - 128 pages (May 1996)
Abbeville Press, Inc.; ISBN: 0789201194

Max Beckmann : Self-Portrait in Words : Selected Writings and Statements, 1903-1950
by Max Beckmann, et al
(Hardcover - February 1997) 

On My Painting
by Max Beckmann, et al
(Paperback - June 2003) 

Max Beckmann (Modern Masters Series, Vol. 19)
by Peter H. Selz
(Hardcover - May 1996)
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Max Beckmann
by Max Beckmann, Sean Rainbird (Editor)
(Hardcover - June 2003) 

Max Beckmann and the Self (Pegasus Library)
by Sister Wendy Beckett
Book Description: As original as he was prolific, German artist Max Beckmann produced nearly a thousand works in a career that spanned two world wars. This beautifully produced volume uses Beckmann’s own words as an introduction to the artist’s creative expression and his unwavering search for the self.

Beckmann struggled throughout his life to define his identity through his paintings. He started out as an ambitious and self-confident young artist, went through a horrific stint as a medical orderly in World War I, and then became an exile in Holland and the United States. Through her careful analyses of more than fifty works, Sister Wendy illuminates Beckmann’s use of symbolism as well as the strong thematic strains of his paintings and triptychs. The artist’s bold use of color and line are in brilliant evidence in numerous full-color reproductions, and an extensive biography as well as several photographs offer additional insight into this strong creative presence who never failed to challenge himself or his audience with his art.
(Paperback - March 2003) 
 
 
 
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