Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOThe Guilty One Remains UnknownGeorge Grosz1919 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOA Friend of Mine (recto); Head of a Man (verso)George Grosz1915 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGORimbaud's Fantasies (recto), and Buildings and Streetlight (verso)George Grosz1926 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOSons who are Heroes, study for "Halting-place, Ghent" (recto); Crippled Soldier (verso)George Grosz1920 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOTwo Women seen from the BackGeorge Grosz1928 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"I will root up from my path whatever obstructs my progress towards becoming the master." (Act 1, scene 1), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"Under my rule it shall be brought to pass, that potatoes and small-ber shall be considered a holiday treat, and woe to him who meets my eye with the audacious front of health. Haggard want, and crouching fear, are my insignia; and in this livery..., from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"Poor hare! Thou playest but a sorry part in this world's drama, but your worshipful lords must needs have hares!" (Act I, scene 1), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"I have done my part... the plunder is your affair!" (Act II, scene 3), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"Even lions and tigers nourish their young. Ravens feast their brood on carrion." (Act I, scene 2), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"The blessing of heaven is visibly upon me." (Act II, scene 2), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"They thunder forth from their clouds about gentleness and forbearance, while they sacrifice human victims to the God of love." (Act II, scene 3), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"Let those swim who can - the heavy may sink!" (Act I, scene 1), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO"Right is with the strongest." (Act I, scene 1), from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGODr. Huelsenbeck Near the EndGeorge Grosz1920 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOFolio Cover, from Die RauberGeorge Grosz1922 (published) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGO“I Wish They Would Come!”, illustration for Alphonse Daudet’s The Adventures of the Tartarin from TarasconGeorge Groszc. 1920 Compare