Painters of the 1920s Hiroshi Umino

Painters of the 1920s
Hiroshi Unno
Shincho Sensho, 1985

Painters who depicted the Jazz Age, with fashionable manners and a grotesque underworld as their motifs.
Delving into the pleasure and vice of the urban space of the 1920s while tracing their works and lives. (From the obi)

Contents
A Lascivious City Observer: Kees van Dongen
"City" Passengers: A.M. Cassandre
The Engraved City: Jean-Émile Laboureur
The American in Paris: Gerald Murphy
Metropolitan Pessimism: George Grosz
Broken Humans: Otto Dix
Black City Stories: Frans Masereel
The Attic Walker: Christian Schad
The Master of the Sideshow: Max Beckmann
The Dada Puppeteer: Hannah Höch
Berlin by Day and Night: Karl Hubbuch
The Broken Pandora's Box

The cover shows scratches, the top edge has soiling, and the obi has tears, but the inside is clean.