Mother Love 1920

"Mother Love" is a woodcut created by Max Weber in 1920. The artwork depicts a mother cradling her child, with their faces close together. The simplified forms and bold lines characteristic of woodcut printing create a sense of intimacy and tenderness. Weber, a prominent figure in early 20th-century American art, explored themes of family and motherhood throughout his career, often using expressive lines and geometric patterns to convey emotion. This small but powerful print exemplifies Weber's signature style and captures a universal theme of parental affection.