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| Max Weber (1881 - 1961) |
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Artists who influenced Max Weber![]() | Max Weber was one of the most innovative of the early modernist painters. Born in Bialystok, Russia, Weber emigrated to New York in 1891. After studying art at the Pratt Institute between 1898 and 1900 with Arthur Wesley Dow, Weber found employment as a drawing teacher in Virginia and Minnesota schools. In 1905, he left for Paris and enrolled at the Académie Julian. Immersing himself in the art of ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Max Weber![]() | |
![]() Pablo Ruiz y Picasso | ![]() Red Poppies (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ![]() Rush Hour, New York (National Gallery of Art) | ![]() Mark Rothko |
![]() Henri Matisse | ![]() Three Literary Gentlemen (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ![]() Summer (Smithsonian American Art Museum) | |
![]() Wassily Kandinsky | ![]() Trio (Smithsonian American Art Museum) | ![]() Dahlias and Zinnias (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) | |
![]() Henri Rousseau | ![]() Slide Lecture at the Metropolitan Museum (Metropolitan Museum of Art) | ![]() Burlesque,#2 | |