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Item No.: 1061545

Max Liebermann – The Woman Throws Herself Upon the Tiger – Autographed woodcut

This woodcut, ‘The Woman Throws Herself Upon the Tiger’, by Max Liebermann (1847–1935), was created as an illustration for an edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s ‘Novelle’. This expressive motif captures a central scene from the narrative and showcases Liebermann’s characteristic graphic style in a concentrated form. The woodcut is hand-signed and comes from a limited edition. With its small format of 8 × 13 cm and the frame already in place, the work is an interesting collector’s item of German printmaking. It is in excellent condition.


Product details

  • Artist: Max Liebermann (1847–1935)
  • Title: The Woman Throws Herself Upon the Tiger
  • Technique: Woodcut
  • Dimensions: 8 × 13 cm
  • Depiction: Woman and tiger / Illustration for Goethe’s ‘Novella’
  • Signature: Signed by the artist
  • Edition: Limited edition
  • Country of origin: Germany
  • Period: 1930s
  • Condition: Excellent
  • Framed: Yes

About Max Liebermann

Max Liebermann (1847–1935) ranks among the most significant German modernist artists and was one of the leading exponents of German Impressionism. As a co-founder and long-standing president of the Berlin Secession, he had a decisive influence on the German art scene. In addition to his well-known paintings, Liebermann produced an extensive body of print work and frequently engaged with literary subjects. His illustrations for Goethe’s ‘Novelle’ combine the narrative art of the German classic with Liebermann’s distinctive and vivid graphic style.

Article
Max Liebermann – The Woman Throws Herself Upon the Tiger
Brand
Galerie ZweiZwei
Weight
0.5 kg
Height
8 cm
Width
13 cm
Colors
White

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Galerie ZweiZwei | Schaezlerstraße 17, 86150 Augsburg | www.zweizwei.art