More than 50 years after his death, this monograph pays tribute to George Grosz, the most significant German draftsman of the 20th century. The authors vividly depict the artist's life journey, shaped by the political circumstances of the time, allowing the reader to immerse themselves in the society of the 1920s, characterized by inflation and the stark contrast between rich and poor, with a flourishing art and cultural scene, particularly in Berlin. The relevance of his art makes him appear today—as a great humanist and a warning voice—especially to the younger generation.