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Artist: (after) George Grosz
The Radio General
By (after) George Grosz
Located in London, GB
GEORGE GROSZ 1893-1959
1893 - Berlin - 1959 (German/American)
Title: The Radio General, 1937
Technique: Titled India Ink Drawing on Thin Wove Paper
Size: 66.7 x 48.3 cm. / 26.3 x...
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1930s Expressionist (after) George Grosz Art
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India Ink
George Grosz Lithograph "Kraft und Anmut" ( Strength and Grace ), 1922
By (after) George Grosz
Located in Berlin, DE
Color Lithograph on handmade paper from Ecce Homo, by George Grosz, 1922
Printed by Kunstanstalt Dr. Selle & Co. AG, Berlin. Published by Malik Verlag, 1923
Numbered in Roman numeral...
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1920s (after) George Grosz Art
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Handmade Paper, Color, Lithograph
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