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Established in 1987, the Jörg Maass Kunsthandel specializes in art from the classical modern period with a specific concentration on German works on paper from the "Brücke"-movement to New Objectivity as well as European and American 20th century photography. Additionally, the gallery includes positions of selected contemporaries.
Modern (1900-1950), Contemporary
German Printmaking: Examples from 1904 - 1964
Jörg Maass Kunsthandel presents an overview of German printmaking in the 20th century with a focus on the first decades, as a period dominated by the rise of Expressionism, while comparing it to tendencies after WW II.
Max Beckmann – Drypoints
Kunsthandel Jörg Maaß’s presentation “Max Beckmann – Drypoints” shows a selected group of ten high-quality drypoints by the artist that exemplify the most important subjects of his graphic work.
Erich Heckel
Männerbildnis
1919
462 x 328 mm (553 x 413 mm)
Color woodcut
Dube H 318 II (of III B)
Max Beckmann
Die Ideologen
1919
713 x 506 mm (820 x 624 mm)
Lithograph
Proof impression before the edition of 75
Hofmaier 144 A (of B)
Wassily Kandinsky
Dame mit Fächer
1903
247 x 149 mm (280 x 155 mm)
Color woodcut
Roethel 2 II (of IV)
Otto Dix
Leonie
1923
476 x 377 mm (598 x 465 mm)
Color lithograph
Karsch 58 III b
Otto Dix
Lens wird mit Bomben belegt
1924
298 x 246 mm (473 x 350 mm)
Etching and drypoint
Karsch 102 b
Emil Nolde
Grosse Mühle
1907/1915
510 x 340 mm (610 x 430 mm)
Color lithograph
Schiefler/Mosel L 23 II
Max Beckmann
Lovis Corinth
Otto Dix
Lyonel Feininger
Conrad Felixmüller
George Grosz
Erich Heckel
Gerhard Hoehme
Karl Hubbuch
Horst Janssen
Max Kaus
Wassily Kandinsky
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Paul Klee
Käthe Kollwitz
Max Liebermann
Gilles Lorin
Jeanne Mammen
Wilhelm Morgner
Rolf Nesch
Emil Nolde
Gerhard Richter
Christian Rohlfs
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff