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1891/93 Berlin, Germany - 1959 Berlin, Germany. Known for: Political satire and caricature, Dada expression, educator.
Best known for his Dada art and caustically satirical caricature works, Georg Ehrenfried Gross was born in Berlin in 1893, later changing his name to George Grosz. Some consider him to be perhaps the... Read full biography
Best known for his Dada art and caustically satirical caricature works, Georg Ehrenfried Gross was born in Berlin in 1893, later changing his name to George Grosz. Some consider him to be perhaps the most outstanding caricaturist and political satirist of the period following World War I. His... Read full biography
Best known for his Dada art and caustically satirical caricature works, Georg Ehrenfried Gross was born in Berlin in 1893, later changing his name to George Grosz. Some consider him to be perhaps the most outstanding caricaturist and political satirist of the period following World War I. His father was Karl Ehrenfried Gross, an innkeeper, and his mother's name was Marie Wilhelmine Luise. When George was only seven his father died. He and his mother then lived alternately in Berlin and Stolp,... Read full biography
Best known for his Dada art and caustically satirical caricature works, Georg Ehrenfried Gross was born in Berlin in 1893, later changing his name to George Grosz. Some consider him to be perhaps the most outstanding caricaturist and political satirist of the period following World War I. His father was Karl Ehrenfried Gross, an innkeeper, and his mother's name was Marie Wilhelmine Luise. When George was only seven his father died. He and his mother then lived alternately in Berlin and Stolp, Pomerania (now Poland), where Georg started secondary school in 1902. In 1908 he was expelled from school for disobedience (allegedly for returning a blow he had received from a trainee teacher). He passed the entrance exam to study at the Royal... Read full biography
Best known for his Dada art and caustically satirical caricature works, Georg Ehrenfried Gross was born in Berlin in 1893, later changing his name to George Grosz. Some consider him to be perhaps the most outstanding caricaturist and political satirist of the period following World War I. His father was Karl Ehrenfried Gross, an innkeeper, and his mother's name was Marie Wilhelmine Luise. When George was only seven his father died. He and his mother then lived alternately in Berlin and Stolp, Pomerania (now Poland), where Georg started secondary school in 1902. In 1908 he was expelled from school for disobedience (allegedly for returning a blow he had received from a trainee teacher). He passed the entrance exam to study at the Royal Academy of Art in Dresden where he specialized in graphic art, and as early as 1910 became involve... Read full biography
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- Calculating Grosz IncomeMay 2005Gordon, MargeryArt & Auction
- Envisioning New EnglandDecember 2004Grinnell & HunterAmerican Art Review
- A Permanent Record of What Has BeenMay 2004Koob, Pamela NAmerican Artist
- Musings on DrawingsMay 2001Abeles, SigmundAmerican Artist
- The Art ShowFebruary 2000Adams, Rebecca KnappArt & Auction
- ReviewsFebruary 2000Editors, ARTnewsARTnews
- ReviewsFebruary 1998Editors, Art NewsARTnews
- Still Life, Object in Ameican ArtOctober 1997Sims, Lowery/Sabine RewaldAmerican Art Review
- Before and AfterApril 1997Loos, TedArt & Antiques
- Despised PleasuresJanuary 1996Ziegler, Ulf ErdmannArt in America
- Sad Satirist of the WeimarApril 1990Kramer, HiltonArt & Antiques