Hermann Max Pechstein Print, Bouquet of Flowers (1927)

Bouquet of Flowers (1927) by Hermann Max Pechstein

Bouquet of Flowers (1927) presents a full mixed bouquet of purple-blue, white, red and yellow flowers in a dark glass vase. The scene is immediately recognisable, yet Pechstein reshapes it through emphatic contour, simplified forms and a deliberately concentrated palette.

Dating from 1927, the work belongs to a decade in which Pechstein repeatedly worked away from Berlin, returning to coastlines, villages, lakes and rural life as sources for strongly structured compositions.

This Hermann Max Pechstein print is available as a fine art print, handmade framed print or canvas panel. Its generous floral colour suits bedrooms, dining rooms and traditional or eclectic living spaces.

Flowers, colour and decorative rhythm

The bouquet expands into a broad rounded mass above the vase, with small colour accents distributed across the foliage. A green cloth anchors the base against the blue background.

About Hermann Max Pechstein

Hermann Max Pechstein (1881–1955) was a German painter and printmaker and a major figure in German Expressionism. He joined Die Brücke in 1906 and developed a recognisable language of forceful contour, simplified form and heightened colour. Landscapes, fishing communities, portraits, nudes and still lifes remained recurring subjects throughout his career.

Style and technique

Pechstein organises the objects through broad shapes, strong outlines and deliberately intensified colour. Rather than pursuing polished naturalism, he uses contrast and pattern to make the arrangement feel immediate and decorative.

Why choose this Hermann Max Pechstein print?

• An artwork-specific Max Pechstein floral still life from 1927.
• A distinctive palette led by blue, green, red, yellow.
• Available as fine art prints, handmade framed prints and canvas panels.
• Its generous floral colour suits bedrooms, dining rooms and traditional or eclectic living spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Pechstein create Bouquet of Flowers?
The work is dated 1927.

What is the main subject of this print?
It is an Expressionist floral still life, centred on a full mixed bouquet of purple-blue, white, red and yellow flowers in a dark glass vase.

Which colours are most prominent?
The image is dominated by blue, green, red, yellow, with Pechstein using contrast to strengthen the composition.

Where does this print work best?
Its generous floral colour suits bedrooms, dining rooms and traditional or eclectic living spaces. Its upright format gives it a strong presence on narrower walls.

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