Description

A tangle of bodies dances across the page, their limbs flung in expressive arcs of motion and defiance. Drawn in July 1945, George Grosz captures a moment of communal frenzy—perhaps celebration, perhaps survival—etched in stark, urgent lines. The hut in the background anchors the scene in a fragile world, while the figures seem to transcend it, caught in a ritual of resistance or release. Each stroke feels like a heartbeat, echoing the chaos and catharsis of a war-torn era.