Peter Max, German/American (1937 - )

Peter Max was born in Berlin in 1937, but when he was still young his family moved to China. In fact, young Max will move from Tibet to Africa, Israel, and Europe, along with family. In Max in the United States, Applied Art Institute and Visual Art School of Platform Student Association are both located in New York. After closing his design studio in 1964, Peter began making graphic prints with his notable paintings.

From foresighted pop artists in the 1960s to dynamic new expressiveist masters, Peter Max and his brilliant colors are part of the cultural structure of contemporary America. In the 1960's, Max appeared in bold linear paintings using his now famous '60s universe' style, Fauvism color and exceptional theme depicted. As the Beatles changed their music for 10 years, Peter Max completely changed the art of the 1960s. Max's unique symbol and vivid colors have spurred a new generation of Americans over the past few decades as his expressionist style evolves into more sensual and painting. Peter Max is a passionate environmental activist and advocates for human rights and animal rights. He celebrated the principles of freedom and democracy in our country with the Statue of Liberty of America and the American flag. And it symbolizes famous paintings.

Peter Max received many important committees, including the creation of the first "environmental protection" stamp commemorating the World Expo in Spokane, Washington State. Each state 's paintings produced the book "Peter Mack Spain America" ​​to commemorate the 200th anniversary. In 1981 President Reagan and his wife invited him to draw six free portraits at the White House. Max painted for five American Presidents - Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush and Clinton. Max has exhibited at over 40 international museums and over 50 galleries all over the world. His work can be found in many famous museums and individual collections all over the world.

In 1981, he painted six free portraits for President of the United States of America and Mrs. Reagan, and in 1993 he painted his famous "100 Clinton." Max painted five American Presidents, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, and Clinton

Max has internationally about 40 museum exhibitions and more than 50 gallery exhibitions around the world. His work will appear in the famous collection of many museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Peter Max was born in Germany in 1937. He and his family ran away from Nazis in 1938 and they moved to Shanghai, China, where they had lived for ten years. From the moment he was born, Max was very artistic, unconcerned with color, and was always looking for ways (not good for his mother). For Max, a match between color and sound - synesthesia with a strong sense. Steamship trunk crayon ripple is the first unforgettable experience for this artist and he truly recognizes love for his sound and color. Today, works in the silence of Max are rare.

Peter Max was born in Berlin in 1937, but when he was still young his family moved to China. In fact, young Max will move from Tibet to Africa, Israel, and Europe, along with family. In Max in the United States, Applied Art Institute and Visual Art School of Platform Student Association are both located in New York. After closing his design studio in 1964, Peter began making graphic prints with his notable paintings.

Peters Max has become a world traveler. Max 's family was born in 1937 and fled from Berlin in 1938 to avoid persecution of Nazis. His family lived in a Buddhist monastery near Shanghai until the artist was only ten years old. Max and his parents traveled to China and stayed for a while in Tibet and forced to escape from Israel because Mao Zedong army advanced to Shanghai. On the way to the newly established Jewish state, the family spent a while in India and Africa. In 1953, Max family moved to the United States after six months in Paris.