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| From the second half of the 19th century
onwards, the agitated life of the metropolis was seen
as the ultimate paradigm of the modern age. The city is
presented here as the great spectacle of modern times
through Beckmann's modern allegories, Foujita, Koch and
Domingo's depictions of urban situations, and George Grosz's
critique of the hysteria of Berlin society. |
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