Georg Broe (1923-1998) was a visual artist active with both drawing and painting. Maybe his satirical drawings are his most well-known works; during a number of years they were published in the daily news paper Arbejderen (The Worker), and many of them have been reprinted in book collections. As a surrealist painter he was, however, also very productive. From the sixties and on he regularly exhibited his works at the well-known exhibition Copenhagen space Charlottenborg, usually as a member of the artists' groupings Rosa and The Surrealists. - One speciality in his visual language consists of the women's shapes which have often become long, "thread-like" formations (with a term he coined himself) and which are encountered in the most incredible variations.
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