Art of the apocalypse: Otto Dix's hellish first world war visions – in pictures
Skulls wearing gas masks, roaming rats and rotting carcasses of animals and humans ... Der Krieg, the series of prints Otto Dix published in 1924, is a terrifying vision of the apocalypse that actually happened on Europe's soil 100 years ago – and proves that it was only German artists who saw the first world war clearly. On show at De La Warr Pavilion from 17 May to 27 July