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| Theft of house and farmstead |
Consequently, many of his paintings were dismissed as "propaganda" or evil.
It has been suggested that all of the "humor" God would normally bestow on a per-capita basis was exported from Germany and given to the Austrians.
You be the judge.
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| Titled "In the Artist's Studio" |
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| The Cellarmaster |
Hat-tip to Lucas
Thank you for continuing the tradition!
ReplyDeleteI do like those. Realistic subjects and excellent rendition make a thought provocative message.
ReplyDeleteOle Grump
Thanks as always ERJ. You are not the only one to note that sometimes it seems that humor slipped South of the German border during the Inter-War period.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a name for the fourth painting down, the one that looks like a raid?
'Aus Der Illegalen Kampfzeit In Österreich' (1941)
DeleteGoogle translate says "From the illegal fighting period in Austria". Interesting the year painted was 1941.
DeleteReminds me of that movie "Caberet". ---ken
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