The Neighbor's Daughter or Spring Fever (Nachbars Lenchen oder Frühlings Erwachen) 1919

"The Neighbor's Daughter or Spring Fever (Nachbars Lenchen oder Frühlings Erwachen)" is a 1919 drawing by German artist George Grosz. Created in the aftermath of World War I, the piece uses stark lines and a simplified style to depict a nude woman standing in a landscape with a cupid-like figure hovering above her. Grosz was a leading figure in the New Objectivity movement, known for its satirical and critical depiction of German society and culture. The piece is considered to be a commentary on the themes of sexuality, innocence, and the changing social landscape of post-war Germany.