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Title: George Grosz - Dada
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(Autobiography)
In 1917, Grosz began protesting with Hearield against the German wartime propaganda campaign against their allies. Grosz created a series of anti-war drawings such as “Fit for Active Service,” drawn in 1918 (fig. 2). The illustration is of a pretty well fed doctor who is examining a skeleton and declares him as fit for duty... Showed first 250 characters
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(Autobiography)
In 1917, Grosz began protesting with Hearield against the German wartime propaganda campaign against their allies. Grosz created a series of anti-war drawings such as “Fit for Active Service,” drawn in 1918 (fig. 2). The illustration is of a pretty well fed doctor who is examining a skeleton and declares him as fit for duty... Showed next 250 characters
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