Head and Shoulders of Figure 1919 - 1920

Max Weber's "Head and Shoulders of Figure" is a woodcut print from 1919-1920. The artwork, which depicts a stylized, flattened human face, exemplifies Weber's exploration of Expressionism and Cubism, showcasing bold lines and simplified forms. The subject matter is rendered in stark black and white, highlighting the artist's fascination with the human form, as well as their interest in creating a sense of emotional intensity through the use of simplified lines. The print's minimal detail and striking design contribute to its visual impact.