Felsblock – Felsige Landschaft
1949
Max Beckmann’s 'Boulder – Rocky Landscape' explodes with jagged, towering rock formations that look like they’re reaching for a turbulent sky. Painted in 1949 during his American exile, this Expressionist masterpiece uses clashing oranges, purples, and blues to transform a simple river valley into a dramatic, almost apocalyptic dreamscape. The thick, dark outlines give the scene a stained-glass intensity, reflecting the artist's restless energy just a year before his death. It’s a wild, emotional take on nature that proves landscapes don't have to be peaceful to be beautiful.
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