The Devil and pollution

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The Devil and pollution

Even in the early 1900s the issue of pollution was causing concern. The German artist Heinrich Kley exhibited landscapes and portraits with the Munich Secession. In 1908 Kley moved to Munich where he began producing black & white line drawings. Many of his satirical illustrations were included in the magazines Jugend and Simplicissmus Date: circa 1910

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Began Causing Concern Devil Drawings Exhibited Heinrich Illustrations Included Issue Jugend Landscapes Magazines Moved Munich Pollution Producing Satirical Secession

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