Burgermeister Dr. Burchard 1911

"Burgermeister Dr. Burchard" (1911) is a portrait by Max Liebermann, executed in the style of a drypoint etching. The work captures the sitter in a seated position, with a simple yet expressive line that emphasizes the subject's form and presence. Liebermann was known for his mastery of realism, and this work exemplifies his ability to capture the essence of his subjects, making this portrait a compelling study of an individual's character and social standing. The use of hatching and crosshatching creates a sense of depth and texture, further enhancing the realism of the depiction.