Collectible art book containing the work of controversial artist George Grosz. Originally published in 1923. This edition is copyrighted in 1966. It’s a first printing, and includes 84 drawings and sixteen watercolor illustrations. The introduction is written by Henry Miller. Miller says, “Grosz was not a saint, but he knew that until man learns to accept his fellow man with all his faults, as well as his virtues, there can be no peace, no joy, no real understanding.”