Painting, Graphics · 1887–1975 · 4 works in the collection
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Pastell
Max Ackermann (1887 Berlin – 1975 Unterlengenhardt) studied in Weimar under Henry van de Velde from 1906, then in Munich under Franz von Stuck, and from 1912 in Stuttgart under Adolf Hölzel. In 1930, he established a seminar for absolute painting at the Stuttgart Adult Education Center. During Nazism, his work was classified as degenerate; after 1945, he was among the pioneers of abstract painting in Germany. In addition to painting, he created an extensive body of printmaking work, including the serigraph Fanfare from 1973.
In the collection: "Composition", "Cathedral", "Blue, grey, orange Composition_Ackermann", "Fanfare".
Technique: Pastel, color serigraphy, graphic lithography.
