Hitler’s paintings will be sold in Berlin

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In Berlin, as part of the auction, they put out three watercolor paintings, which are considered to be Adolf Hitler’s as their author. About this reports BBC.

The paintings depict mountain landscapes, a river and a distant figure of a man sitting under a tree. Watercolors were created in the early twentieth century, when Hitler worked as an artist in Munich.
And although experts point out that the paintings are actually “have no artistic value,” they can be sold for thousands of euros because of the signature at the bottom of the picture.
Lots put up by older people who do not want their names to be called.
Recall that Hitler worked in Vienna as an artist, drawing postcards and paintings. There he twice failed to enter the Vienna Academy of Art. In his book, My Struggle (Mein Kampf), he claimed that he painted three paintings a day. After coming to power, Hitler allegedly ordered to collect and destroy his works, but it is known that several hundred more exist.

Earlier, the “Journalist” reported suggested that guests of Göteborg Film Festival were offered to watch a movie in their graves.