Publisher's Synopsis
George Grosz was a leading figure of the German Expressionist movement and a pioneer of political satire. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the artist's life and work, featuring over 100 illustrations of his paintings, drawings, and prints. The text explores the themes and techniques that defined Grosz's art, including his scathing critiques of the Weimar Republic and his powerful depictions of social injustice and corruption. This is an essential resource for anyone interested in modern art and political satire.
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