Inscription: Signed and inscribed (lower left, in graphite): 54/100; (lower right): Beckmann
private collection, Chicago (by 1987–at least 1989); [Worthington Gallery, Inc., Chicago, by 1999–2000; sold to MMA]
Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," April 27–June 8, 1987, no. 32 (as "Kaschemme [Tavern]").
Granville, Oh. Denison University Gallery. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," October 12–November 23, 1987, no. 32.
Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," December 7, 1987–January 11, 1988, no. 32.
Brunswick, Me. Bowdoin College Museum of Art. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," January 28–March 20, 1988, no. 32.
Milwaukee Art Museum. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," April 4–May 16, 1988, no. 32.
Winnipeg Art Gallery. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," September 19–October 31, 1988, no. 32.
Iowa City. University of Iowa Museum of Art. "Max Beckmann, Leipzig, 1884–New York, 1950: Works on Paper," March 6–April 17, 1989, no. 32.
New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "German Drawings and Prints from the Weimar Republic (1919–33)," July 2–October 31, 2004, no catalogue.
Curt Glaser et al. Max Beckmann. Munich, 1924, p. 84, no. 189.
Klaus Gallwitz, ed. Max Beckmann: Die Druckgraphik. Radierungen, Lithographien, Holzschnitte. Exh. cat., Badischer Kunstverein Karlsruhe. Karlsruhe, 1962, unpaginated, no. 190, ill. (not this edition; edition 22/100).
Harold Joachim in Peter Selz. Max Beckmann. Exh. cat., Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. New York, [1964], p. 119, discusses the "Trip to Berlin" portfolio, calling it "Berlin Journey".
Barbara C. Buenger. "Max Beckmann's 'Ideologues': Some Forgotten Faces." Art Bulletin 71 (September 1989), p. 453 n. 5, pp. 455, 457, discusses the "Trip to Berlin" portfolio, calling it "Berlin Journey".
James Hofmaier. Max Beckmann: Catalogue Raisonné of His Prints. Vol. 2, Numbers 180–373. Bern, 1990, pp. 545, 564–65, no. 221 B, ill.
Wendy Weitman inMax Beckmann Prints from the Museum of Modern Art. Exh. cat., Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Fort Worth, 1992, pp. 12–13, 96, 98, pl. 51 (not this edition).
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