Greed/"Grey Day"
Through the juxtaposition of these men, Grosz illustrates how greed can make people blind to those below them economically. The artist chose to add facial features to the men of the upper class and to not include any facial features on the men of the lower classes. The lower class characters are depersonalized and the upper class characters are humanized through this artistic choice. The only difference between these men is their income, but the painting sends the message that the faceless man in the background might not be seen by his social betters as a human being.