George Grosz - Über alles die Liebe - 1930






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George Grosz’s Über alles die Liebe, an original 1930 first edition published by Verlag Bruno Cassirer (Berlin) in German, a 120‑page illustrated softcover with a removable UV‑protected dust jacket and the work containing 60 drawings in good condition.
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George Grosz – Love Above All. 60 new drawings.
Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, 1930. First edition.
A significant collection of 60 drawings by the German artist George Grosz (1893–1959), one of the most important representatives of the New Objectivity and of the socially critical art of the Weimar Republic.
With his characteristic sharp, satirical line, Grosz treats the relations between men and women, social conventions, eroticism, and the contradictions of bourgeois life.
Ausstattung und Zustand:
* Original edition from 1930, complete with all 60 drawings.
* Original paperback with an illustrated cover after George Grosz. Under a UV-protective dust jacket (removable).
* Original dust jacket clearly showing age and wear, with creases, tears, edge losses and small blemishes.
* The book block and title page are reasonably well preserved according to the accompanying photos.
A characteristic work of Berlin art and social satire from the late Weimar Republic. Particularly interesting for collectors of George Grosz, New Objectivity, German graphics and illustrated artist books.
George Grosz – Love Above All. 60 new drawings.
Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, 1930. First edition.
A significant collection of 60 drawings by the German artist George Grosz (1893–1959), one of the most important representatives of the New Objectivity and of the socially critical art of the Weimar Republic.
With his characteristic sharp, satirical line, Grosz treats the relations between men and women, social conventions, eroticism, and the contradictions of bourgeois life.
Ausstattung und Zustand:
* Original edition from 1930, complete with all 60 drawings.
* Original paperback with an illustrated cover after George Grosz. Under a UV-protective dust jacket (removable).
* Original dust jacket clearly showing age and wear, with creases, tears, edge losses and small blemishes.
* The book block and title page are reasonably well preserved according to the accompanying photos.
A characteristic work of Berlin art and social satire from the late Weimar Republic. Particularly interesting for collectors of George Grosz, New Objectivity, German graphics and illustrated artist books.
