Head 1920

"Head" is a 1920 woodcut by Max Weber, a prominent figure in American modernism. The artwork features a simplified, stylized portrait of a person's face, emphasizing strong lines and bold forms. The graphic nature of the woodcut reflects Weber's interest in Expressionism, a movement that sought to convey emotions through exaggerated forms. The bold lines and dark tones create a sense of intensity and drama, highlighting the emotional weight of the subject. The artwork is a testament to Weber's exploration of form and expression in the early 20th century, and its bold simplicity continues to resonate with viewers today.