Hannah Höch (1889-1978) was the only female artist associated with the anti-establishment Dada group in Weimar Germany and one of the originators of  photomontage; her collages are often surreal, subversive, and unsettling. She often incorporated dress and embroidery patterns which she obtained through her work as a designer in the handicrafts department of publisher Ullstein Verlag, as in Untitled (1921). Her work is in major collections and features in the MoMA Woven Histories exhibition.