Grosz; Er hat Hindenburg verspottet by Kurt Pfister

Satirical ink drawing of exaggerated men in uniforms and top hats before a crowded city skyline with towers and chimneys.

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A pen-and-ink print in a satirical caricature style shows a crowd of exaggerated male figures, several in military uniform and top hats, gathered before a skyline of tall buildings, towers and a factory chimney. The figures have bulbous noses, heavy brows and pinched expressions, and their bodies are rendered as flat, angular forms overlapping the architecture.

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1920

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