"Him" is none other than Adolf Hitler, and two of Hitler's watercolors are part of the exhibition "Prelude to a Nightmare: Art, Politics and Hitler's Early Years in Vienna 1906-1913" (through Oct ...

The Hitler painting was not the only unique piece of Nazi art to hit headlines this week. A nude portrait believed to be of Adolf Hitler's lover Eva Braun is set to be auctioned after being valued ...

The 17 paintings, dating from 1908 when Hitler was a struggling bohemian in Vienna who had twice been refused entry into the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, are being auctioned at the end of the ...

Hitler In Vienna Reporter Karen Michel visits a controversial new exhibit at the Williams College Museum of Art in Massachusetts. All Things Considered. ... Hitler In Vienna. Listen · 8:04 8:04.

Hitler moved from the small town of Linz, Austria, to the capital Vienna in 1908 as an impoverished 18-year-old, determined to make it as an artist. He was rejected by the Vienna Academy of Art twice.

Hitler left his hometown of Linz in 1908, when he was about 18, and moved to Vienna, where he hoped to make it rich as an artist. He was rejected by the Vienna Academy of Art twice, but refused to ...

(JTA) — A Los Angeles gallery is auctioning a painting by Adolf Hitler, with an initial asking price of $30,000.. Hitler’s floral still life, painted in 1912 before he entered politics, will ...

Hitler failed the entrance exams to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts twice. Prior to fighting in World War I, he tried unsuccessfully to make a living as an artist, painting postcards and pictures ...

An art exhibition in Iran is showcasing two paintings by Adolf Hitler, ... The two Hitler pieces are estimated to have been painted between 1900 and 1910, when he was living in Vienna.

LONDON - Watercolors and sketches attributed to Adolf Hitler are up for sale today, forcing a tiny auction house in southwest England to install multiple telephone lines to accommodate an expected ...

Before the outbreak of World War I, in which he fought, a penniless Hitler eked out a living as a jobbing painter in Munich, churning out dozens of postcards and paintings for petty cash.

Two paintings confiscated by the Nazis from a Jewish family in Vienna have been returned to its heirs following two years of negotiations. The London-based Commission for Looted Art in Europe ...