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The Hand Has 5 Fingers
May 13, 1928
Heartfield supported the Communist party which was ‘List 5’ on the election ballot.
This piece represented a slogan to support the number 5. This picture helps to show how Hearfield used his art to
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Die Arena
February/March 1927
This image of a dancing woman's legs was simply a good graphic for the magazine's cover. This is an excellent example
of the advertising capabilities of photomontage.
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Hurrah, the Butter is All Gone!
December 19, 1935
This image represents the importance of Germany’s military and weapons; more important than the citizens who need food.
Instead, eat the iron.
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Police Commissioner Zorgiebel
1929
This image shows Heartfield with Police Commissioner Zorgiebel. It was used as a political cartoon in Berlin's
Arbeiter-Illustriect-Zerlung(AIZ)(The Woker's Illustrated Newspaper). It shows Heartfield's obvious dislike of
a man who supported the Nazi Party.
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