Femme Qui Se Peigne-La Coiffure Children rendered with Max's characteristic bold

rendered with Max's characteristic bold hues and flowing organic forms

The artist's masterful lithographic technique creates intense colors and expressive forms that merge animal and human elements into powerful surreal statements with psychological complexity

Reuben Nakian's "Leda and the Swan - 1" captures the timeless Greek myth through bold Abstract Expressionist etching techniques

Reliant on the use of line

In this painting by Michael Knigin

Femme Qui Se Peigne-La Coiffure Children rendered with Max's characteristic boldLimited edition lithograph from Henri de Toulouse Lautrec's series "Elles" published in 1990 by Claude Tchou and the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris.