The top part of a piece by this artist features men like Friedrich Ebert, while people like (*) Kathe Kollwitz, John Heartfield, Marx, and Lenin appear in its bottom half.
A work by this artist depicts a giant gun pointing at a banker with a head based on a photograph of the chemist John Herschel. Near the center of a work by this artist, a headless dancer appears to throw a woman's head up towards an elephant. This artist depicted an African statue with a flapper's legs in The Sweet One, an entry in the Ethnographic Museum series. This artist of High Finance was the lover and sometimes collaborator of the artist who created Mechanical Head (The Spirit of Our Time), Raoul Hausmann. The top part of a piece by this artist features men like Friedrich Ebert, while people like (*) Kathe Kollwitz, John Heartfield, Marx, and Lenin appear in its bottom half. That artwork of this artist uses newspaper cuttings to create phrases like "Invest your money in Dada!" For 10 points, name this artist of Cut with the Kitchen Knife Dada through the Last Weimar Beer Belly Cultural Epoch of Germany, a female pioneer of photomontage.
A work by this artist depicts a giant gun pointing at a banker with a head based on a photograph of the chemist John Herschel.
Hannah Hoch