The 25 artworks by George Grosz our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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George Grosz · 1893 – 1959
Kraftfullt anti-fascistisk maleri av George Grosz fra 1944. Hitler som Kain i en helvetesrikdom, et dystopisk bilde om krigens og fascismens grusomheter. Se hele historien!
George Grosz’s «Eklipsen av Solen» er et kraftfullt og provoserende oljemaleri som fanger kaoset og politisk uro i Weimar-Tyskland. Et satirisk verk som kritiserer maktens korrupsjon og samfunnets fall.
Utforsk Staden av George Grosz – en dynamisk og ekspressiv skildring av bylivet under Weimarrepublikken. Inspirert av Dada og New Objectivity, gjenskaper dette bildet kaos og følelser med røde og svarte toner.
"Die Pleite": En kraftfull ekspresjonistisk kritikk av Weimarrepublikken av George Grosz. Dramatiske linjer og groteske karikaturer avslører samfunnets korrupsjon – et kunstverk for samlingselskere."
Utforsk George Grosz's «Pit» – et kaotisk mesterverk av ekspresjonisme! Intense farger og overlappende figurer skaper atmosfæren til etterkrigstiden. Et kraftfullt kunstverk for samlere og designere.
Utforsk George Grosz's surrealistiske mesterverk 'Den Agitator'! Et kaotisk og satirisk bilde av Berlin på 1920-tallet, fylt med politisk kritikk og dyp symbolikk. En unik kunstopplevelse!
Experience George Grosz’s Futurist masterpiece, ‘The Burial,’ capturing the frenetic energy of Berlin nightlife with bold colors and distorted forms—a searing critique of Weimar society's moral decay. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its powerful vision home.
George Grosz’s whimsical painting "Daum marries her pedantic automaton" captures a surreal scene of a woman and a robot man amidst clocks and a teddy bear, reflecting the artist's satirical vision of societal decay during the Weimar Republic. Discover this unique artwork and bring its captivating charm into your space.
George Grosz’s haunting ‘Interrogation,’ painted in 1938, confronts viewers with a brutal depiction of political repression and violence during the Weimar Republic era. The artist's sharp lines and unsettling imagery capture a moment of intense confrontation amidst blood-splattered walls—explore this dramatic masterpiece.
George Grosz’s ‘Suicide,’ painted in 1916, presents a dramatically dark and tragic scene of despair with grotesque figures and unsettling dogs, reflecting the artist's biting satire of societal decay during the Weimar Republic.
George Grosz’s haunting ‘The Gray Day,’ painted in 1921 during the Dada movement, confronts viewers with a stark monochrome cityscape critiquing postwar Germany's bleakness through bold lines and unsettling caricatures—a masterpiece to explore.
Experience George Grosz’s ‘Metropolis,’ a powerfully satirical depiction of urban decay and societal breakdown rendered in jagged lines and grotesque caricatures from the Weimar Republic era – discover this iconic artwork and bring its bold vision home.
Experience George Grosz's Verism portrait of Walter Mehring (1925), capturing biting satire and thoughtful realism; bring this Weimar masterpiece home today.
Experience George Grosz’s explosive Futurism in ‘Explosion,’ a chaotic 1917 painting depicting war's devastation through dynamic lines and bold colors – perfect for art lovers seeking a powerful statement piece.
A striking Dadaist painting by George Grosz depicting two men with a flag amidst a Berlin street scene and surreal birds, capturing the anxieties of the Weimar Republic. Discover this powerful artwork and own a piece of art history.
George Grosz’s striking portrait of Max Herrmann-Neisse captures the writer's intense gaze and formal attire in a powerfully satirical style reflecting the Weimar Republic era, offering a unique opportunity to own this iconic artwork.
Experience George Grosz’s biting satire in ‘Ausschweifung,’ a dynamic Berlin night club painting capturing the era's social decay. This iconic work from the Weimar Republic offers a visceral indictment of society, perfect for art lovers and collectors.
