Adolf Reich
‘Crossing the Dnjestr River’This painting by Adolf Reich, one of his first works as regiments-painter, was printed on a full page in the ‘Österreichs Illustrierte Zeitung’, a weekly magazine bas
Adolf von Hildebrand
‘Wisentstier’ (‘Bison’)A sculpture of the bison was displayed in the Great German Art Exhibition in 1938, in room 6 (left in the picture hereunder). One copy was purchased for 1,000 Reichsma
Adolf Wissel
‘Förster’ (‘Forester’)Created 1937.’Förster’, a portrait with a background of hilly agricultural land, is a typical depiction of Adolf Wissel (see, for example also ‘Jungmädel’ and his self-portrai
Albert Kraemer
‘Pelikangruppe’ (‘Pelicans’)A cast of ‘Pelikangruppe’ was displayed at the GDK 1938, room 29, and at the ‘Frühjahrs-Ausstellung, Preussische Akademie der Künste’, 1939.One other cast -also
Albert Reich
‘Im felde Unbesiegt’ (‘Undefeated on the battlefield), 1918Dolchstoss Legende (Stab-in-the-back myth)The Dolchstoß Legende is the notion, widely believed in right-wing circles in Germany after 1
Albert Stagura
‘Mountain River’ (‘Reißender Gebirgsfluss’)
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Aldo Buttini (It.)
‘Sitzender akt’ (‘Sitting nude’)‘Nazi porn’, in the view of the Americans.After the war, a considerable number of works of art were confiscated (and/or destroyed) by the Americans because of  
Alfons Schneider
‘Bergkreuz im Karwendel’ (‘Karwendel Mountains’)The painting shows in the background the Karwendel, a rocky mountain formation in Tirol, Austria, near the German border and close to Mittenwald, where
Alfred Bernert
‘Mutter mit Kind’ (‘Mother with Child’)Displayed at the Sächsiche Kunstausstellung Dresden, 1934.’In meinem Staat ist die Mutter die wichtigste Staatsbürgerin’Adolf Hitler, speech to the Nation
Alfred Roloff
‘Eifel Landscape’ (‘Eifel Landschaft’) This painting by Werner Peiner depicts the farmland of the Eifel, which was also the subject of the famous paintings ‘Deutsche Erde’ and ‘Grosse Herbstland