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File:Republican Automatons George Grosz 1920.jpg

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Republican Automatons (German: Republikanische Automaten), by George Grosz, 1920. Watercolor, pen, and india ink on paper. 60 x 47.3 cm
Source

website of the MOMA

  • Page: http://www.moma.org/collection/provenance/items/120.46.html
Date

Painted in 1920
Author

George Grosz
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