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Ackermann, Max, Berlin 1887 – 1975, Unterlengenhardt; painter and graphic artist; studied at the Weimar Art School under van de Velde, under Richard Müller in Dresden, under Stuck in Munich, and was a student of Hölzel in Stuttgart. Set of two prints: “An die Freude” and “Komposition in Rot,” signed and dated 1956 and 1961, respectively, in the lower right corner, numbered 48/100 and 67/100, respectively; abstract color compositions; hand-labeled on the reverse; silkscreen print on handmade paper; HxW: 49.1/35.2 and 49.1/31.3 cm (image dimensions). Toned and partially stained. Unframed. Lit.: Max Ackermann, Screen Prints, Catalog Raisonné, p. 69, no. S 5601, and p. 76, no. S 6101 (with ill.).
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