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Max Beckmann

By Carla Schulz Hoffmann, Christian Lenz, Christiane Zeiller, Marco Pesarese, Max Beckmann, Beatrice Von Bormann, Felix Billeter

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Max Beckmann is one of the titans of modernism, although he considered himself the last Old Master. This publication examines the artist's landscape paintings, which are less characterized by alleg...

Herbert Fiedler, 1891-1962

By Beatrice Von Bormann

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Maria Lassnig. Ways of being

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Aristide Maillol Maillol and Dina

By Beatrice Von Bormann

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Dix Beckmann

By Otto Dix, Ulrike Lorenz, Anne Vieth, Beatrice Von Bormann, Anja Huber, Roger Diederen

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Maria Lassnig

By Antonia Hoerschelmann, Beatrice Von Bormann

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Kirchner and Nolde

By Beatrice Von Bormann, Dorthe Aagesen, Anna Vestergaard

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Max Beckmann in Amsterdam 1937 1947

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