George Grosz

Long considered one of the great talents of his era, the infamous satirical painter George Grosz fled Hitler’s Germany for the United States in 1933. Primarily celebrated for highly detailed drawings of German society on the advent of war, he is less known for his erotic oeuvre, to which he returned throughout his career. Preferred subjects include threesomes, orgies, and scenes of extreme taboo, featuring men, women and from time to time, hermaphrodites.