The painter Adolf Hitler

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Hmm, di ikatingala nganong nakahunahuna og career change...

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THE best of the paintings shows a war-torn streetscape -- a lamppost leaning away from a shrapnel-nicked brick building.  The background reveals the facade of a gutted church, its purpose burned away.  There is no one on the street; life has been chased, bombed, swept from this Belgian village where the soldier-artist found such devastation.  The artist was good enough to make his living at this for some years.  But he realized he was not going to make his mark as a painter.  He changed careers and became far more successful in another line of work.  His name was Adolf Hitler.



from Half a century later, the paintings of Adolf Hitler are still a federal case, The Art of Evil, by Marc Fisher
The Washington Post
read more: http://www.fpp.co.uk/Hitler/artist/Price/WashingtonPost210402a.html