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George Grosz (1893-1959) was a prominent German artist known for his satirical and critical depictions of Weimar society. He was born on July 26, 1893 in Berlin, Germany, and passed away on July 6, 1959 in West Berlin.
Grosz's most famous works include "Metropolis," "The Funeral," and "Eclipse of the Sun." His art often featured distorted and grotesque figures to reflect the corruption and decadence of German society during the interwar period.
His contributions to art history include being a leading figure in the Dada and New Objectivity movements. Grosz's sharp social commentary and provocative imagery challenged conventional artistic norms and made a significant impact on the art world.
乔治·格罗茨（George Grosz，1893-1959）是一位著名的德国艺术家，以对魏玛社会进行讽刺和批判性描绘而闻名。他于1893年7月26日出生在德国柏林，于1959年7月6日在西柏林去世。
格罗茨最著名的作品包括《大都会》、《葬礼》和《太阳的蚀变》。他的艺术作品经常采用扭曲和怪诞的形象来反映战间期德国社会的腐败和堕落。
他对艺术史的贡献包括成为达达主义和新客观性运动的重要人物。格罗茨尖锐的社会评论和挑衅性形象挑战了传统的艺术规范，并对艺术界产生了重大影响。