Madre e bambino
1920
Max Weber's 1920 'Mother and Child' blends the sharp, geometric angles of Cubism with a surprisingly tender subject. The mother figure stretches her arm upward, her pale, sweeping form contrasting sharply against the dark, cavernous archway behind her. Beside her, a child rests, their bodies merging into the rocky, angular foreground. Weber, an American artist who studied in Paris, brought back the avant-garde styles of Picasso and Matisse, adapting them to capture intimate human moments with a raw, expressive energy that feels both modern and timeless.
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