The document discusses several artworks created by German Dada artist Hannah Höch between 1924-1930. The artworks juxtapose modern and primitive imagery to comment on the role of women in modern German society. Höch combined images of body parts, industrial objects, and stereotypical portrayals of femininity to critique norms and raise questions about women's sexuality and identity in a rapidly changing world.

10. Meret Oppenheim

12. Object (Luncheon in Fur) 1936. Fur covered cup, saucer and spoon

25. Surrealism and Chance

27. Max Ernst’s Frottage and Grattage ‘ Are you there’

28. Max Ernst. ‘La foret’

29. Salvador Dali: Dream images and the creation of unreal space

30. Salvador Dali

38. Masson 1896-1987 Surrealist

40. Battle of Fishes 1926

41. Kitchen maids 1961

42. In the grass 1934

43. Childbirth 1955

47. Battle of Fishes 1926 Sand, gesso, oil, pencil, charcoal on canvas Pictured the world as the battleground of the oceanic unconscious, where blood is figuratively spilled across real sand.

48. Giorgio de Chirico 1888-1978

49. Piazza d’Italia 1913

50. The Vexations of the Thinker The disturbing Muses 1918