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Egging them on is a car brazened with a Swastika.

He was inspired by earlier political and social satirists like Honore Daumier and William Hogarth, and aspired to become the 20 th-century German equivalent of these renowned artists.

One concerned his "disappointment about the powerlessness of art in the face of politics".

In January 1917 Grosz was drafted for service, but in May he was discharged as permanently unfit.

The scene refers to the desperate recall of discharged soldiers toward the end of war, after the German forces suffered heavy losses.

He was one of the hanging judges of art.

In all, the show drew more than 3 million visitors.

" 16 George Grosz was a supporter of the.

He worked tirelessly to integrate and successfully learned both English and the culture of his new country.