From the Médrano Circus (Aus dem Zirkus Médrano) 1924

"From the Médrano Circus (Aus dem Zirkus Médrano)" is a 1924 drawing by the German artist George Grosz. The artwork depicts a scene from a circus, with a clown in the center, a man in the foreground, and a group of people in the background. Grosz was known for his satirical and critical depictions of German society, and this artwork reflects that style. The drawing, executed in black and white, is characterized by a dynamic composition and expressive lines. Grosz's work is a key example of New Objectivity, a style popular in the Weimar Republic that focused on realism and satire.