Max Pechstein Exhibitions November 25, 2016 – March 27, 2017
“Still Life with Nude, Tile and Fruit” by Max Pechstein, left, and on the reverse side, “Curonian Forest Landscape.”
MANCHESTER, NH — The Currier Museum has recently acquired at international auction an important and unusual early 20th century painting. The work by German artist Max Pechstein (1881-1955) is a rare example of a double-sided painting. Painted back-to-back on a single piece of canvas, the two images seem to form a unified narrative, as revealed by new research at the museum. This new acquisition will be the centerpiece of this special exhibition of German expressionist works in the Currier collection, including several other new acquisitions.
The museum has installed the painting in a glass frame so viewers can walk around it and see
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