M. H. Maxy
1895–1971 · Romanian · 13 artworks
ExpressionismCubismSurrealismGeometric abstractionExpressive color palettesSynthesis of stylesSocial commentaryUse of symbolism
artist bio
M. H. Maxy was a Romanian artist known for his contributions to the avant-garde movement in Romania, particularly in the interwar period. He explored Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism, blending them to create a unique artistic vision that reflected the socio-political climate of his time.
related: George Grosz
13 artworks
Peasant weaving at war
1930
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Urban Landscape
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Flowers
1920
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Peasant Portrait
1931
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Danube water levels
1926
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Landscape Resita
1942
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Serenade
1934
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Madam Ghitas - portrait composition
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Electric Madonna
1926
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Self-Portrait
1932
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Human Construction
1926
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St. George Place in Crotches
1935
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Market
1920
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