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Factory by Max Pechstein — VisualArtsDB

Factory

Factory

1901–1955

Medium: Charcoal on tan wove paper
Dimensions: 13.9 × 20.9 cm (5 1/2 × 8 1/4 in.)
Genre: charcoal
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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drawings (visual works)plant materialprints and drawingpaper (fiber product)charcoal

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The Dance (Dancers and Bathers at the Forest Pond)

The Dance (Dancers and Bathers at the Forest Pond)

Max Pechstein, 1912

Suez Canal, from Travel Pictures: Italy-South Seas

Suez Canal, from Travel Pictures: Italy-South Seas

Max Pechstein, 1919

Woman and Girl, page 7 (recto); Two Women, page 8 (verso), from The Samland Ode

Woman and Girl, page 7 (recto); Two Women, page 8 (verso), from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Monte Rosso Bay, from Travel Pictures: Italy-South Seas

Monte Rosso Bay, from Travel Pictures: Italy-South Seas

Max Pechstein, 1919

Boats in the Storm, from The Samland Ode

Boats in the Storm, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Three Nudes in the Forest

Three Nudes in the Forest

Max Pechstein, 1911

Woman Kneeling, Exultant, from The Samland Ode

Woman Kneeling, Exultant, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

In the Water I, from The Samland Ode

In the Water I, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Homestead Behind Birch Trees, from The Samland Ode

Homestead Behind Birch Trees, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Nude on the Dunes, from The Samland Ode

Nude on the Dunes, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Two Reclining Women, from The Samland Ode

Two Reclining Women, from The Samland Ode

Max Pechstein, 1917

Woman in a Doorway

Woman in a Doorway

Max Pechstein, 1908