In der Petite Chaumière, Monmartre (In the Little Cottage, Montmartre) 1924

"In der Petite Chaumière, Monmartre" (1924) by German artist George Grosz is a satirical watercolor depicting a crowd of people in a Parisian cabaret. Known for his sharp social commentary, Grosz captures the atmosphere of Weimar-era nightlife with his exaggerated figures, distorted perspectives, and use of caricature. The scene depicts the decadence and moral decay of the time, reflecting Grosz's critical view of societal norms. The work exemplifies the artist's signature style, a blend of Expressionism and Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) movement, and offers a unique visual commentary on the cultural landscape of the 1920s.