Max Slevogt
1868–1932 · German · 18 artworks
ImpressionismGerman ImpressionismImpastoBroken colorDramatic lightingExpressive brushworkTheatrical composition
artist bio
Max Slevogt was a German Impressionist painter, known for his vibrant landscapes, portraits, and theatrical scenes. He was a key figure in the development of German Impressionism, blending it with his own unique sense of drama and narrative.
what you'll learn
Studying Slevogt's work allows students to explore the application of Impressionistic techniques in a German context, focusing on his use of light, color, and expressive brushwork to capture atmosphere and emotion. Students can also learn about portraiture and narrative painting.
related: Lovis Corinth, Max Liebermann, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
18 artworks
Portrait of Nina and Wolfgang Slevogt (Children in the Forest)
1917
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Autumn Forest
1906
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A Portrait of the Artist
1891
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Park Landscape in the Palatinate
1909
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Bathing House Havel
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Slevogt family in the garden of Godramstein
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Unter den Linden
1913
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Artist's children in garden
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Portrait of Alexa Pfeiffer
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The Nile at Aswan
1914
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Under an Arbour
1901
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Summer House Garden
1912
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Francisco d'Andrade, Reading a Newspaper
1903
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Portrait of Julius Freund
1925
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The Prodigal Son
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Portrait of Carl Steinbart
1910
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Girl in front of the Lion Cage
1901
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The Family Doctor János Plesch
1928
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