Dada, Art and Anti-art, Volume 10Oxford University Press, 1978 - 246 pagina's |
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... Grosz himself liked to be called ' Böff ' . Mehring was Grosz's devoted friend and admirer . At the night - club Schall und Rauch ( ' Sound and Fury ' ) Walt thundered and fumed in his capacities as conférencier , poet , stimulant and ...
... Grosz himself liked to be called ' Böff ' . Mehring was Grosz's devoted friend and admirer . At the night - club Schall und Rauch ( ' Sound and Fury ' ) Walt thundered and fumed in his capacities as conférencier , poet , stimulant and ...
Pagina 145
... Grosz . George Grosz was decidedly surly ; the hatred in his pictures often overflowed into his private life . But Schwitters was not one to be put off . He wanted to meet Grosz , so Mehring took him up to Grosz's flat . Schwitters rang ...
... Grosz . George Grosz was decidedly surly ; the hatred in his pictures often overflowed into his private life . But Schwitters was not one to be put off . He wanted to meet Grosz , so Mehring took him up to Grosz's flat . Schwitters rang ...
Pagina 234
... Grosz . New York , 1954 . ( Exhibition catalogue . ) BITTNER , Herbert ( ed . ) . George Grosz . New York , 1960 . DÄUBLER , Theodor . George Grosz . In Die Weissen Blätter , Rascher , Zürich , November 1916 , No. 11. pp . 167–170 ...
... Grosz . New York , 1954 . ( Exhibition catalogue . ) BITTNER , Herbert ( ed . ) . George Grosz . New York , 1960 . DÄUBLER , Theodor . George Grosz . In Die Weissen Blätter , Rascher , Zürich , November 1916 , No. 11. pp . 167–170 ...
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