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The Dadaists' great distinction was in
their merging of art with everyday life. In photo-collages, absurdist
paintings, nonsense songs and rhetoric, Dada founded a tradition
of political "anti-art" from the ashes of post-World
War I Europe. George Grosz's "Berlin Streetscene" and
other Dadaist works parodied the selfish, amoral social atmosphere
of his time. In Grosz pieces, urban life is drawn as a horrid,
unnatural existence, regulated by consumerism and the spectacle
of false pleasures derived from a capitalist economy.
- Paintings Available by George Grosz:
- Berlin Streetscene, 1930.
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All pictures available with following
sizes proportionally, flat on fine art canvas unframed.
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| 20x24 |
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| 36x48 |
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