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George Grosz (1893 – Berlin – 1959) Policy of Appeasement Ink brush and pencil on cream-colored drawing paper. (1936–1938). Approx. 46 x 59.5 cm. Signed lower right. Marked “ESQUIRE / 38” in the lower right and “10 appeasement” in the lower center, likely by another hand; marked “158” on the reverse, also by another hand. Exhibition: Neue Galerie, New York, 2009–2011. Provenance: Artist’s estate; on the reverse, bears the estate stamp (not listed in Lugt) and the handwritten number “4/42/1” as well as the date “1936–38”; Martin Grosz, Princeton, until April 1984; Serge Sabarsky Collection/Estate, New York, acquired from the aforementioned on April 13, 1984; Vally Sabarsky Collection/Foundation, New York. Taxation: subject to regular taxation (VAT: Regular Taxation).
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