In one painting by him, a dog urinates on the legs of a mustachioed blind man, who is selling matches.
In one painting by him, a dog urinates on the legs of a mustachioed blind man, who is selling matches. In one painting by him, a woman in an orange dress and cape, with a prominent sore on her lip, extends her naked right breast, and a man with a giant head has an anus for a mouth. In that work by him, on the back of a bent-over hag rides a child in pale yellow wearing a mask with a toothbrush mustache; those figures are in front of a figure in a skeleton suit wielding a scythe, with all three of these figures forming the shape of a (*) swastika. A saxophonist leans towards a dancing couple who stand to the right of a woman with giant pink ostrich feathers in the central panel of a work by him, whose left panel shows a WWI veteran with two wooden legs begging for money. For 10 points, name this leading artist of the New Objectivity movement, the painter of Seven Deadly Sins and the Metropolis triptych.
In one painting by him, a dog urinates on the legs of a mustachioed blind man, who is selling matches.
(William Heinrich) Otto Dix