periodas

judėjimas

1. Café am Rhein — Džordžas Grosas
2. Self-Portrait (for Charlie Chaplin) — Džordžas Grosas
3. Discover George Grosz (1893-1959), a pivotal Berlin Dada & New Objectivity artist. Explore his satirical paintings critiquing Weimar Germany, fascism, and societal ills through powerful caricatures. George Grosz artists_database /en/artists/george-gros — Džordžas Grosas, 1917
4. Portrait of the Writer Max Herrmann Neisse — Džordžas Grosas, 1925
5. Cirkus — Džordžas Grosas

nuotaika

temos

raktažodžiai

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. Street of the lonely ones — Žoržas Rulo
2. Die Familie (The Family) — Džordžas Grosas, 1916
3. Republica Automatons — Džordžas Grosas, 1920
4. Jacob and the Angel — maltby sykes, 1948
5. metropolis — Džordžas Grosas
6. Šokantis veikėjas — Džordžas Grosas, 1928
7. Daum marries her pedantic automaton''George'' — Džordžas Grosas
8. Traveler in a Thunderstorm — Oskaras Kokoška, 1914
9. untitled (9220) — Oskaras Kokoška
10. Untitled (327) — ludwig meidner
11. Prelude to a Million Years (10) — Lynd Ward, 1933
12. Drawing After 'States of Mind: The Farewells' — Umbertas Bočonis
13. Discover George Grosz (1893-1959), a pivotal Berlin Dada & New Objectivity artist. Explore his satirical paintings critiquing Weimar Germany, fascism, and societal ills through powerful caricatures. George Grosz artists_database /en/artists/george-gros — Džordžas Grosas, 1917
14. The Attack — Džordžas Grosas
15. Portrait of the Writer Max Herrmann Neisse — Džordžas Grosas, 1925

kitas

1. Erotic scene — Džordžas Grosas
2. The Lighthouse — alfred levitt, 1947
3. Village Street, Sketch — Vinsentas Van Gogas, 1890
4. Sketch Of Jaca — Mariano Barbasan
5. Ausschweifung, Berlin Night Club — Džordžas Grosas
6. Illustration for Louis Aragon's work "One who says things without saying anything" — Markas Šagalas, 1976