Interno con musica
1915
Imagine walking into a room where the furniture is having a dance party—that’s the vibe of Max Weber’s 1915 masterpiece. As the first American to really get Cubism, Weber brought back wild ideas from Paris after hanging out with Picasso and Matisse. He shattered the scene into jagged shapes and moody blues, trying to capture the syncopated rhythm of jazz and the chaos of modern life all at once. It was so radical that New York audiences were completely baffled, but today it’s a perfect snapshot of an art revolution in progress.