Max Liebermann

1847–1935

Max Liebermann, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1934
Self-Portrait 1934
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Biography

Max Liebermann (20 July 1847 – 8 February 1935) was a German-Jewish painter and printmaker, and one of the leading proponents of Impressionism in Germany.

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Impressionism

Artworks

Max Liebermann, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1934

Max Liebermann Self-Portrait

1934
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Max Liebermann, ‘After Bathing’ 1904

Max Liebermann After Bathing

1904
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Max Liebermann, ‘Professor Richard Cassirer’ 1918

Max Liebermann Professor Richard Cassirer

1918
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Max Liebermann, ‘Memorial Service for Emperor Frederick at Kösen’ 1888

Max Liebermann Memorial Service for Emperor Frederick at Kösen

1888
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Artist as subject

Max Liebermann, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1934

Max Liebermann Self-Portrait

1934
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Whitechapel Art Gallery (London, UK), ‘Whitechapel Art Gallery exhibition catalogue titled ‘Artists Aid Jewry Exhibition’’ 1943

Whitechapel Art Gallery (London, UK) Whitechapel Art Gallery exhibition catalogue titled ‘Artists Aid Jewry Exhibition’

1943
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Klaus Hinrichsen, ‘Typescript of ‘Art in Hutchinson Camp - A Personal View’ talk with annotations’ [c.September 1986]

Klaus Hinrichsen Typescript of ‘Art in Hutchinson Camp - A Personal View’ talk with annotations

[c.September 1986]
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Features

Oskar Kokoschka, ‘Dr Fannina W. Halle’ c.1910–12

Secession

The breaking away of younger and more radical artists from an existing academy or art group to form a new ...

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