exhibition
Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Max Weber
ID: 206, Status: proof read
Exhibition period:
Feb 12‒24, 1909
Venue:
Type:
group
Organizing Bodies:
Quickstats
Catalogue Entries: 41
Artists: 1
Gender: female: 0, male: 1
Nationalities: 1
| 1. Women and still-life
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 2. Landscape decoration
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 3. Figure study
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 4. Two figures seated
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 5. women and trees
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 6. Study of figure: architectural
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 7. Oak trees
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 8. Decoration
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 9. Still-life
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 10. Cafe at night
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 11. Groups of figures
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 12. Potrait
painting
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Jr.
|
Max Weber |
| 13. Figures: mosaic
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 14. Figures in nature
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 15. Central Park
painting
Mr. Arthur B. Davies
|
Max Weber |
| 16. Village
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 17. Sketch for decoration
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 18. Barnabas Tower, Venice
1907
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 19. Landscape, College Point
painting, 1909
|
Max Weber |
| 20. Still-life
painting
Mr. Alvin Langdon Coburn
|
Max Weber |
| 21. Landscape
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 22. Landscape
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 23. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 24. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 25. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 26. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 27. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 28. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 29. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 30. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 31. [still-life]
painting
Original entry: "23 to 31 [cat. no.] Group of still-life". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 32. Sketch for decoration
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 33. East River
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 34. Still-life
painting
Mr. Clarence H. White
|
Max Weber |
| 35. Group of crystal figure studies
painting
|
Max Weber |
| 36. [Figure study]
1908
painting
Original entry: "36 and 37 [cat. no.] Figure studies". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 37. [Figure study]
1908
painting
Original entry: "36 and 37 [cat. no.] Figure studies". Please see disclaimer for details on database catalogue numbering.
|
Max Weber |
| 1. Group of larger figure studies in gouche
painting: gouache
|
Max Weber |
| 2. Group of smaller studies of figure, still-life and landscape in gouache
painting: gouache
|
Max Weber |
| 3. Group of watercolours
painting: aquarelle
|
Max Weber |
| 4. Group of drawings
drawing
|
Max Weber |
| Date | Title | City | Venue | # of common Artists |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 22‒May 8, 1909 | Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Max Weber | New York | Haas Gallery | 1 artists |
| Dec 14‒30, 1915 | Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture By Max Weber | New York | Montross Gallery | 1 artists |
| Oct 6‒Nov 15, 1906 | Salon d'Automne. 4e Exposition | Paris | Grand Palais des Champs Elysées | 1 artists |
Opening Hours
09am - 17pm
Catalogue
Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Max Weber. Murray Hill Gallery 1909.
Holding Institution: Archives of American Art
Preface
McColl, W. D.: [no title], 1p.
"When we think of the great discoveries
of the 19th Century which have served not
only to decorate human life, but to enrich this
human spirit, it is not first of all to the art of
painting that we shall turn. No branch of learn-
ing was so neglected, or with few exceptions
perhaps, so sterile, as this. The very applica-
tion of the notion of learning, of study and re-
search to art as a science and as a philosophy
of life still seems to many strange.
It was to redeem this error that PAUL
CEZANNE founded the resolution of making
painting, as he said, 'like the art of the mu-
seums:' expressive of what is permanent in
life and art, and founded on certain realizable
facts, as well as on personal emotional ideals.
'To sit down before facts as a little child,
be prepared to give up every pre-conceived
notion, follow humbly wherever and to what-
ever abysses Nature leads, or you shall learn
nothing' --- that formulary of the best modern
thinkers has happily become the formulary of
modern art. In such a relationship Max Weber
shows here the fruits of his endeavor.
W. D. MACCOLL"
"When we think of the great discoveries
of the 19th Century which have served not
only to decorate human life, but to enrich this
human spirit, it is not first of all to the art of
painting that we shall turn. No branch of learn-
ing was so neglected, or with few exceptions
perhaps, so sterile, as this. The very applica-
tion of the notion of learning, of study and re-
search to art as a science and as a philosophy
of life still seems to many strange.
It was to redeem this error that PAUL
CEZANNE founded the resolution of making
painting, as he said, 'like the art of the mu-
seums:' expressive of what is permanent in
life and art, and founded on certain realizable
facts, as well as on personal emotional ideals.
'To sit down before facts as a little child,
be prepared to give up every pre-conceived
notion, follow humbly wherever and to what-
ever abysses Nature leads, or you shall learn
nothing' --- that formulary of the best modern
thinkers has happily become the formulary of
modern art. In such a relationship Max Weber
shows here the fruits of his endeavor.
W. D. MACCOLL"
Catalogue Structure
"Paintings", cat. 1-37
"Drawings", cat. 1-4
"Drawings", cat. 1-4
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Recommended Citation:
"Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Max Weber." In Database of Modern Exhibitions (DoME). European Paintings and Drawings 1905-1915.
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