Bleeding 1911

"Bleeding" is a powerful oil painting by Max Oppenheimer, created in 1911. The artwork depicts a nude male figure, possibly a self-portrait, with a gaping wound on his chest from which blood is pouring. The figure's face is contorted in pain, emphasizing the gruesome nature of the scene. The use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a limited color palette creates a dramatic and emotional atmosphere. Oppenheimer's "Bleeding" is a raw and visceral exploration of pain and suffering, characteristic of his Expressionist style.