Max Herrmann Mahlmann was a German Constructivist painter. Mahlmann studied from 1934 to 1938 as a student of Richard Müller at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden and initially also worked as a stage painter and commercial artist. Mahlmann turned to non-representational painting after 1945, heavily influenced by Wassili Kandinsky and Josef Albers, and concentrated on geometric-constructivist compositions.
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![Max Hermann Mahlmann. Mahlmann, Max H. (1912 Hamburg) "Hamburg - St. Gerorg '45", Litho, handsign., 39,5x22,5 cm ,Moock, Eugen (1898 Hagenau- ?) "Russische Kirche", Litho, handsign., 17x21 cm,Bunz, Werner (1926 Eislingen) "Schrift", Litho, ha…](/assets/image/picture_3151040/a2892/azq40fpsqzktr2bgfhh6d9d3ptkfqzzulzpz8u0nt02fw8lpkm2uxoszkshqulks1696244560jpg__fix_147_180.jpeg "Max Hermann Mahlmann. Mahlmann, Max H. (1912 Hamburg) "Hamburg - St. Gerorg '45", Litho, handsign., 39,5x22,5 cm ,Moock, Eugen (1898 Hagenau- ?) "Russische Kirche", Litho, handsign., 17x21 cm,Bunz, Werner (1926 Eislingen) "Schrift", Litho, ha…")
