Serpent's head c. 1919

Max Beckmann's "Serpent's Head" is a 1919 pencil drawing that showcases the artist's dynamic style. Known for his expressive lines and powerful figures, Beckmann's "Serpent's Head" highlights a sense of intensity and emotion. The drawing's stark simplicity emphasizes the creature's form, creating a sense of unease and mystery. This piece is a testament to Beckmann's ability to capture the raw essence of his subject matter, offering a glimpse into his artistic vision. The drawing is housed in the Städel Museum.