George Grosz (1893–1959) - Letter to an Anti-Semite - Unique work - 1926
Pencil, India Ink on Paper
26x21in
$11,830
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George Grosz
Germany
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Pencil
- Dimensions : 23.7x18.1in
About this artwork
Unique
Pencil drawing on wove paper
Not signed., not signed
Frame Not included
Condition: With just a loss in the paper layer at lower edge, very thin there, likewise the right edge with a small abrasion; pinholes in the corners
Pencil drawing on wove paper
Not signed., not signed
Frame Not included
Condition: With just a loss in the paper layer at lower edge, very thin there, likewise the right edge with a small abrasion; pinholes in the corners
George Grosz
Germany
Credentials
- Famous Artist
George Grosz utilized his prowess in painting and drawing to starkly depict Berlin's 1920s scene, evolving from Dada to a New Objectivity proponent. He employed sharp caricatural techniques and a cynical style to critique society and politics. His work pulses with raw emotion, exposing the corruption and decadence of the era.
George Grosz
Strassenszene in Berli
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