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George Grosz, Untitled (plate facing page 218) from The Voice of the City and Other Stories, 1935 (drawings executed 1933/34) #museumarchive #georgegrosz https://t.co/6pJUxJVyXT
George Grosz (German, 1893-1959) ~~ Restaurantszene [Restaurant scene], 1931. Watercolour and pen and brown ink on paper, 65.1 x 47.6 cm.
A new museum dedicated to artist George Grosz opens tomorrow!
Das Kleine Grosz Museum, Berlin opens in a converted 1950s gas station in the area where he was born and died. He was well known for caricatures reflecting on society and was associated with #Dada and New Objectivity.
#GeorgeGrosz: #museum dedicated to city’s master chronicler opens in #Berlin. Artist is best known for satirical sketches depicting Berlin street life during Weimar Republic era https://t.co/2b0J8I6i0Y
Chissà, chissà domani
Su che cosa metteranno le mani
serie "le previsioni di Lucio"
(George Grosz, strada pericolosa)
IMPACT - ARTE: PINTURA: METRÓPOLIS - GEORGE GROSZ https://t.co/CxJIUhCOLM
IMPACT - ARTE: PINTURA: METRÓPOLIS - GEORGE GROSZ https://t.co/CxJIUhCOLM
IMPACT - ARTE: PINTURA: METRÓPOLIS - GEORGE GROSZ https://t.co/CxJIUhCOLM
IMPACT - ARTE: PINTURA: METRÓPOLIS - GEORGE GROSZ https://t.co/CxJIUhCOLM
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IMPACT - ARTE: PINTURA: METRÓPOLIS - GEORGE GROSZ https://t.co/CxJIUhCOLM
"Metrópolis, pintada por George Grosz en Berlín en plena guerra, entre dic de 1916 y agosto de 1917, con una interrupción debida a su nueva llamada a filas, entre enero-mayo de 1917, representa una visión alegórica e inquietante de una sociedad encaminada a su propia destrucción"
