Rabbi 1920

"Rabbi" is a woodcut print by American artist Max Weber from 1920. The work features a close-up portrait of a bearded man, likely a Rabbi, depicted in a simplified, geometric style characteristic of Weber's early work. This piece reflects Weber's interest in Cubism and his exploration of Jewish themes within the context of modernist art. The bold lines and stark contrasts create a powerful and expressive image that conveys the dignity and solemnity of the subject. This woodcut is an example of Weber's mastery of the medium, showcasing the expressive potential of black and white printing.