Seated Woman 1919 - 1920

Max Weber's "Seated Woman," a woodcut created between 1919 and 1920, showcases the artist's exploration of form and simplified representation. The composition features a seated woman with a stylized, almost mask-like face, emphasizing geometric shapes and bold lines. The woodcut's rich, earthy brown tones contribute to the overall sense of solidity and stillness, typical of Weber's mature style. "Seated Woman" exemplifies Weber's interest in integrating elements of Cubism and Expressionism into his own distinctive artistic language.