In 1944, he painted a horde of tiny skeletons crawling up the leg of a dictator in an infernal landscape.
A睌ter moving to America, this man mentored Romare (roh-MAH-ray) Bearden at the Art Students League and helped introduce him to collage. This artist drew a word bubble containing the letters "KV" above a doctor embracing a skeleton, and painted the characters "123HURRAH" entering the skull of a medalled mannequin. He and his friend John Heart炤eld coined the term "photomontage," and this artist collected his sketches in the books Ecce Homo and The Face of the Ruling Class. In one of his most famous paintings, the Grim Reaper swigs a wine bottle while parading through a fractured cityscape with a throng of syphilitics. The Nazi regime dubbed him "Cultural Bolshevist Number One" for his socially-critical art, including Fit for Active Service and Republican Automatons. In 1944, he painted a horde of tiny skeletons crawling up the leg of a dictator in an infernal landscape. For 10 points, name this German satirist who created For Oskar Panizza and Hitler in Hell.
A睌ter moving to America, this man mentored Romare (roh-MAH-ray)
George Grosz ("gross")