Max Henze

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

4 albums/30 artworks – So far I was unable to find any information about this artist, other then some books he illustrated for. I also found a few artworks showing scenes from the Spanish inquisition (I think). These come probably from a book but I could not find more info for these artworks. It does look like Henze illustrated more books from Rudolf Quanter (1861 – 1938) who wrote books about the history of torture. Read more here. It looks like some books have the same artworks, I have to invest some more to see if this is correct. I am also not entirely sure if for some books all illustrations are by Henze since some have a signature and…

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