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George Grosz (1893-1959) was a German artist known for his sharp and satirical social commentary. His art, primarily in the form of drawings, prints and paintings, often depicted the dark underbelly of German society, particularly in the Weimar Republic. Grosz's works are characterized by their stark lines, exaggerated figures, and often grotesque and cynical depictions of the human condition, reflecting his disillusionment with the political and social landscape of his time. His art was frequently controversial, as it critiqued the corruption and decadence of the upper classes, the brutality of war, and the injustices of the era.
Born
1893
Died
1959
A Woman Walking to the Left
George Grosz
Artwork
In The Drawing Room [The Art Critics]
George Grosz
1924
Street Scene
George Grosz
1925
Drawing for ‘The Mirror of the Bourgeoisie’
George Grosz
1925
Tea Dance (Tanz Kaffee)
George Grosz
1925
Restaurant
George Grosz
1925
Dunes and Grass (Dünen und Strandgräser)
George Grosz
1949
The Case of the Iron Club or Crime Does'nt Pay
George Grosz
1932
A Married Couple
George Grosz
1930
In der Petite Chaumière, Monmartre (In the Little Cotta...
George Grosz
1924
From the Médrano Circus (Aus dem Zirkus Médrano)
George Grosz
1924
"I will root up from my path whatever obstructs my prog...
George Grosz
1922
"The blessing of heaven is visibly upon me." ("Gottes s...
George Grosz
1922
"Poor hare! Thou playest but a sorry part in this world...
George Grosz
1922
Sportsmann
George Grosz
1922