Lido Art Print by Max Beckmann (1924)

A modernist art print reproducing Max Beckmann’s Lido (1924), with a seaside swimming and leisure theme.

This horizontally oriented reproduction features green, white and red tones and art, sea/ocean and beach themes, with Art Deco recorded as its art style and Expressionism and Cubism as its art movements. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Lido by Max Beckmann

Bring a connection to seaside leisure and early modern art into your home with this reproduction of Max Beckmann’s Lido (1924). Its swimming subject offers an alternative to a conventional coastal landscape, making it a thoughtful choice for a living room, study or gallery devoted to holiday life. Display it individually or alongside other water-themed works to explore how different artists approached leisure in the early twentieth century.

About the artwork

Lido connects Beckmann’s artistic identity with a recognisable beach and swimming theme. It can be enjoyed both as a seaside subject and as part of a wider interest in modernist art. This product reproduces the artwork for wall display; it is not an original Beckmann painting, a hand-worked drawing or an antique print from 1924. No particular resort, named swimmer or original artistic medium is assigned to the work here.

A personal seaside gallery

Imagine placing the print near a favourite chair, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured fabrics and a travel book close at hand. Its beach theme can introduce a holiday connection into an everyday room without requiring the entire space to follow a nautical style. The recorded green, white and red palette provides a starting point for coordinating accessories or neighbouring prints.

A smaller format can join an existing gallery arrangement, while a larger print gives Lido a more prominent place. Pair it with Lavery’s Swimming Pool to continue the swimming connection, then add Broders and Barbier to broaden the collection across travel advertising and illustration. Together, these works create a subject-led gallery without limiting it to a single period style. Consider your available wall space and usual viewing distance before choosing your preferred size.

Pair it with

Continue the swimming theme with Sir John Lavery’s Swimming Pool (1930s). Add Roger Broders’ French Riviera travel poster (1920s) and George Barbier’s An Afternoon on the Water (1920s) for a broader gallery exploring water, leisure and holiday life through different period styles.

Explore more vintage beach prints

Discover complementary seaside designs in our vintage beach posters and coastal prints collection, and find display inspiration in our guide to abstract art in modern interiors.

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