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Watercolor of stacked skyscrapers.

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Metropolis No. 2

1923

Illustration featuring tall stack of chairs made of different collage patterns, including Hebrew letters and faces, and traditional dining room chairs.

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Golem, Teatro La Pergola, Firenze

1969

Painting of young woman standing next to three men seated at a table with open books.

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The Difficult Question

1889–1892

Painting of a man in uniform pulling on ropes to lift a propeller, surrounded by other propellers, as another man performs the same action in the background.

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Dismantling Bent Props

1945

Painting of several people and animals dotted around landscape of ponds, trees, and hills.

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Easter Picture

ca. 1915–1917

Painting of city street, with woman crossing street and wagon and horse in center.

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Am Kurfürstendamm

1910

Painting of man in hat with stern expression on a busy city street next to a collage of newspapers.

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Strange Worlds

1928

Drawing with line down center separating two nude figures among flowers.

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Adam and Eve

1918

Painting depicting a man wearing suit and woman in evening gown in urban setting, with woman leaning against a low wall facing viewer and man standing in foreground with one arm resting on wall as he looks down the street away from the woman.

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The Argument

1984

Painting of well-dressed man in hat with plume and sword putting his hand on the chest of a nude man tied down prone on a table with face upturned and mouth open, as several well-dressed men look on from the far side of the table.

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Harvey Demonstrating the Circulation of the Blood to Charles I

1850

Painting of man facing viewer with bag of newspapers around his neck, in the middle of a city street.

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The Newspaper Vendor

1914

Painting of men and women wearily walking through the street.

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Les Las (The Weary)

1897