Woman Seated at Table 1919 - 1920

Max Weber's "Woman Seated at Table," a woodcut created between 1919 and 1920, depicts a stylized figure seated at a table. The composition is framed by a window with a geometric pattern, echoing the artist's interest in Cubist principles. The angular lines and simplified forms of the figure contribute to a sense of abstraction and a deliberate departure from naturalism. Weber's work is known for its exploration of modern life and the human condition, which he captured through a unique visual language.