Head of a Man 1919 - 1920

"Head of a Man" is a woodcut created by Max Weber between 1919 and 1920. The piece depicts a simplified, stylized face with geometric features against a background of geometric patterns. Weber, a key figure in American Modernism, was known for incorporating Cubist and Expressionist influences into his work, resulting in a bold and visually impactful representation. This print reflects Weber's exploration of form and structure, highlighting the artistic movement's departure from traditional representational art.