NGA-DADA-Art- Berlin

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Baader, The Author of the Book Fourteen Letters of Christ in His Home

Dix, Souvenir of the Mirrored Halls in Brussels

Grosz, The Convict Monteur John Heartfield

Grosz, A Victim of Society (Remember Uncle August

Hausmann, Mechanical Head (Spirit of the Age)

Heartfield, Middle-Class Philistine Heartfield Gone Wild

Heartfield, Cover of Jedermann sein egner Fussball

" ! " = Selected works

Baader,Der Verfasser des Buches "Vierzehn Briefe Christi" in seinem Heim

Johannes Baader
German, 1875–1955
Der Verfasser des Buches "Vierzehn Briefe Christi" in seinem Heim
(The Author of the Book "Fourteen Letters of Christ" in His Home), c. 1920
photomontage and collage on book page with ink inscription

Dix, Erinnerung an die Spiegelsäle von Brüssels

Otto Dix
German, 1891–1969
Erinnerung an die Spiegelsäle von Brüssels (Memory of the Mirrored Halls of Brussels), 1920
oil on canvas

Otto Dix
German, 1891–1969
Die Skatspieler (Skat Players) (later titled Kartenspielende Kriegskrüppel [Card-playing War Cripples]), 1920
oil on canvas with photomontage and collage

George Grosz
German, 1893–1959
"Der Sträfling" Monteur John Heartfield nach Franz Jungs Versuch ihn auf die Beine zu stellen ("The Convict" Monteur John Heartfield after Franz Jung's Attempt to Get Him Up on His Feet) (also known as The Engineer Heartfield), 1920
watercolor and pencil on paper with photomontage

George Grosz
German, 1893–1959
Republikanische Automaten (Republican Automatons), 1920
watercolor and pencil on paper

George Grosz
German, 1893–1959
Ein Opfer der Gesellschaft (A Victim of Society)
(later titled Remember Uncle August, the Unhappy Inventor), 1919
oil and graphite on canvas with photomontage and collage of papers and buttons

Raoul Hausmann
Austrian, 1886–1971
Mechanischer Kopf (Der Geist unserer Zeit) (Mechanical Head [The Spirit of Our Age]), c. 1920

Raoul Hausmann
Austrian, 1886–1971
Der Kunstreporter (The Art Critic), 1919–1920
photomontage and collage with ink stamp and crayon on printed poster poem

Raoul Hausmann
Austrian, 1886–1971
Ein bürgerliches Präcisionsgehirn ruft eine Weltbewegung hervor (A Bourgeois Precision Brain Incites World Movement) (later known as Dada siegt [Dada Triumphs]), 1920
photomontage and collage with watercolor on paper

John Heartfield
German, 1891–1968; German, 1890–1955
Preussischer Erzengel (Prussian Archangel), 2004 (reconstruction of lost 1920 original)

George Grosz and John Heartfield
German, 1893–1959; German, 1891–1968
Der wildgewordene Spiesser Heartfield (Elektro-mechan. Tatlin-Plastik)
(The Middle-Class Philistine Heartfield Gone Wild [Electro-Mechanical Tatlin Sculpture])

Heartfield, Jedermann sein eigner Fussball

John Heartfield
German, 1891–1968
Cover of the newspaper Jedermann sein eigner Fussball (Everyone His Own Soccerball)

Hannah Höch
German, 1889–1978
Dada Puppen (Dada Dolls), 1916
fabric, yarn, thread, board, and beads

Hannah Höch
German, 1889–1978 Meine Haussprüche (Proverbs to Live By), 1922
photomontage and collage with ink, zinc white, graphite, crayon, and colored pencil on board

Hannah Höch
German, 1889–1978
Das schöne Mädchen (The Beautiful Girl), 1919–1920
photomontage and collage

Hannah Höch
German, 1889–1978
Staatshäupter (Heads of State), 1918–1919
photomontage on iron-on embroidery pattern

Richard Huelsenbeck
German, 1892–1974
Cover of the book En avant Dada. Die Geschichte des Dadaismus (Forward Dada. The History of Dadaism) by Richard Huelsenbeck, Hannover and Leipzig:
Paul Steegemann Verlag, 1920, letterpress

Richard Huelsenbeck, editor
German, 1892–1974
Dada Almanach. Im Auftrag des Zentralamts der deutschen Dada-Bewegung
(Dada Almanac: On Behalf of the Central Committee of the German Dada Movement)
Erich Reiss Verlag, 1920