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Working Class City | Hans Baluschek | 1920 Aubrey Beardsley created between 1438 and 1439

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created between 1438 and 1439

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Working Class City | Hans Baluschek | 1920 Aubrey Beardsley created between 1438 and 1439About the artwork: Working Class City (1920) by Hans Baluschek is a stark, almost oppressive vision of industrial modernity that reflects the harsh realities of postWorld War I Germany. The painting shows endless rows of factory buildings and smokestacks under a heavy, gray sky, with no trace of natural beauty or human warmth. Baluschek, known for his socially conscious work, strips away any sense of romanticism, presenting the city as a machine that

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