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George Grosz's 'Self Portrait, Admonishing' (1927) is a powerful Verism oil painting critiquing society. See the artist's warning gaze & own a handmade reproduction.
Explore George Grosz's 'Artist and Model' (1928), a captivating Verism painting depicting the relationship between an artist and muse, showcasing Berlin life.
Explore George Grosz’s "German Wine & German Song." A powerful expressionist painting critiquing Weimar Germany. Discover its bold style & historical significance.
Experience George Grosz’s ‘On Tempolelhofer Field,’ a powerful indictment of Weimar Germany. Explore his New Objectivity style & satirical commentary on society & fascism.
Explore George Grosz’s ‘Circe 1,’ a surreal watercolor depicting an intimate encounter in a theatrical setting. Expressionist brushwork & satirical themes – a unique piece by a Berlin Dada master.
Explore George Grosz’s ‘Cabaret Scene 1,’ a striking black & white sketch capturing Weimar Berlin's nightlife. A powerful example of Dada & New Objectivity, showcasing his satirical style.
George Grosz’s ‘Cheers Noske’ – a stark black & white propaganda poster depicting Nazi violence. Explore its dynamic lines, geometric shapes & chilling antisemitic message.
George Grosz's 'Dr. Billig' is a stark, satirical sketch critiquing societal elites and the medical profession with expressionistic distortion and biting social commentary.
Explore George Grosz’s ‘The Model (Summer II)’ – a delicate watercolor portrait capturing beauty & introspection. A key work from Berlin Dada, showcasing his satirical style.
George Grosz’s ‘Baltikumer’ – a stark black & white political cartoon depicting brutal violence. Explore this New Objectivity masterpiece's satirical critique of Weimar Germany.