The Visit 1917

Max Weber's 1917 painting, "The Visit," is a striking example of Cubist style. Featuring a group of figures gathered in an interior space, Weber depicts them through fragmented forms and geometric shapes, capturing a sense of simultaneity and movement. The use of bold colors and contrasting patterns adds depth and dynamism to the composition. "The Visit" exemplifies Weber's exploration of Cubism and his unique ability to infuse it with his personal style, influenced by his Jewish heritage and experience in early 20th-century New York City.