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GERMANY: DANCE CRAZE, 1923. That Maxie sure can dance. Pen-and-ink drawing, 1923
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GERMANY: DANCE CRAZE, 1923. That Maxie sure can dance. Pen-and-ink drawing, 1923
GERMANY: DANCE CRAZE, 1923.
That Maxie sure can dance. Pen-and-ink drawing, 1923, by Heinrich Zille
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1923 Adolescent Dance Doll Entertainment Henrik Jazz Age Post Roaring Twenties Satire Weimar Republic World War I
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In this pen-and-ink drawing from 1923 Germany, we are transported back to the vibrant and lively atmosphere of the Jazz Age. Titled "GERMANY: DANCE CRAZE, 1923" this artwork by Heinrich Zille captures a moment of pure joy and entertainment. The focal point of the image is Maxie, an adolescent boy who possesses an incredible talent for dancing. With his nimble feet and graceful movements, he effortlessly steals the show on the bustling city streets. The surrounding crowd watches in awe as Maxie's dance captivates their attention. This illustration beautifully encapsulates the spirit of post-World War I Germany during the Weimar Republic era. It reflects a society eager to embrace new forms of entertainment after years of hardship and turmoil. The Roaring Twenties brought about a wave of cultural change, with jazz music and dance becoming popular fads among both men and women. Heinrich Zille's satirical style adds depth to this piece, subtly commenting on societal norms and expectations through clever visual cues. The inclusion of dolls symbolizes how people often conform to predetermined roles or mimic popular trends without truly expressing themselves. Overall, this print serves as a fascinating snapshot into German daily life during a time when artistry flourished amidst social transformation. It reminds us that even in challenging times, there is always room for celebration and self-expression through dance - just like Maxie does so brilliantly here.
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