George Grosz’s works of the 1920s were influenced by a complicated political and economical situation in post-war Germany and Europe. In his extensive oeuvre, it is especially the brilliant drawings that captivate viewers with their bluntness and acrid satire.
Rex Irwin Art Dealer
Until July 21, 2012
Sydney
IM DRAHTVERHAU. VIGNETTE ZU HOFFNUNG 1928 (The Fate of All Flesh 2), 1928, reed pen, pen and ink drawing on drawing paper, 42.9 x 46.2cm
Courtesy of Rex Irwin Art Dealer, Sydney
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