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This piece is an oil painting from 1916 made in Berlin, Germany by artist George Grosz. The subject is a group of socialites at a café, having distorted faces. Grosz was making a comment about capitalism and greedy leaders, which was discussed a lot during the time of World War I. (slam.org)

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This piece is an oil painting from 1916 made in New York city by artist Robert Henri. The subject is a Spanish woman dressed up in a dancer outfit and posing for the artist. Henri preferred choosing models from the working class and the dancer invited him to make suggestions for her movements on stage. (slam.org)

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This piece is an acrylic painting from 1983 made in Tuscon, Arizona by artist Robert Colescott. The subject is a dressed-up woman standing in front of a pile of trash while smiling and posing. Colescott wanted to approach the concepts of over consumerism, racial stereotyping, and a story of growth. (slam.org)

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This piece is an oil painting from 1950 made in New York city by artist Max Beckmann. A woman is dressed up in a carnival costume, gambling, and smoking a cigarette. Beckmann wanted to capture the nightlife of New York and emerging feminism. He based the composition of the piece around a strong, solid black pyramid in the center. (slam.org)

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Kerry James Marshall Untitled (Club Scene) 2013 MoMA

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Christina's Day Off (Down in the Dumps II) - Saint Louis Art Museum

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Christina's Day Off (Down in the Dumps II)

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Carnival Mask, Green, Violet, and Pink (Columbine) - Saint Louis Art Museum

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Carnival Mask, Green, Violet, and Pink (Columbine)

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Betalo Rubino, Dramatic Dancer - Saint Louis Art Museum