Hitler paintings sold nearly Rp 2 billion
Experts
generally perceive less good Hitler paintings
A watercolor
painting allegedly painted by Adolf Hitler sold in an auction in Germany.
The painting
was purchased for $ 161,000, or nearly 2 billion by one of the Middle East who
do not want to be identified, said the auction house Weidler.
Two sisters
sell pictorial painting Munich town hall estimated painted in 1914.
Their
grandfather bought the painting in 1916.
Hitler
painting auction was held in the city of Nuremberg, Germany.
The auction
house said the bidders from four continents expressed their interest in the
Hitler painting.
The seller
will donate 10% of the proceeds to a charity that helps children with special
needs, according to the auction house director Kathrin Weidler.
However,
experts generally consider Hitler less qualified.
Sales History
Hitler painting caused controversy, and was criticized by some relatives of
victims of the Holocaust.
When young,
Hitler tried to be an artist and wish to study at the Vienna Academy of Fine
Arts, but he refused.
He later
became a military and political leader of Germany in 1933-1945, launching World
War II and led to the deaths of millions of people, including six million Jews
under Nazi rule. (BBC)
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