Tram Stop

Max Beckmann (in 1945)

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Nicolas Walters asked

Hello. I had two quick questions. Is the Max Beckmann work 'Tram Stop' (1944) on loan or now part of the museum's permanent collection? Additionally, if one wanted to schedule an appointment to see the work in person with advance notice, what would be the protocol for doing so? Many thanks, Nicolas
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen answered

Hi Nicolas, I checked for you and this piece is indeed on longterm loan. I'm not sure to who, as this information is not accessible for everyone in the museum. In the new depot it will be possible to request artworks to study (at the beginning only for research and experts, but soon we will expand that program). All best, Lisa Heinis.

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Title	Tram Stop
Material and technique	Graphite, black ink
Object type	Drawing > Two-dimensional object > Art object

Dimensions	Height 310 mm Width 305 mm
Artists	Artist: Max Beckmann
Accession number	St 246
Credits	Loan Stichting Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. Purchased with the support of Stichting Bevordering van Volkskracht, 2010
Department	Drawings & Prints
Acquisition date	2010
Creation date	in 1945
Material	Paper > Vegetable material > Organic material > Material > Material and technique Ink > Artist's material > Material > Material and technique Graphite > Mineral > Minerals and stones > Inorganic material > Material > Material and technique
Object	Drawing > Two-dimensional object > Art object

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Max Beckmann

Leipzig 1884 - New York 1950

Max Beckmann studied in Wiemar in 1900 and later left for Berlin. In 1906 he met the artist Edvard Munch and exhibited together with the Neue Sachlichkeit...

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