Frieze 1919 - 1920

"Frieze" is a woodcut by American artist Max Weber from 1919–1920. The artwork depicts stylized figures in a landscape setting, with a strong emphasis on color and form. Weber's use of bold lines and flat areas of color contributes to the work's abstract quality. The work showcases Weber's embrace of Expressionism, a movement that emphasized personal expression and emotional intensity in art. While the figures are not fully rendered, their postures and the vibrant use of color suggest a narrative of human interaction and emotion.