Refusal to accept favourable aspects of a former foe reveals moral weakness and intellectual cowardice.

Adolf Hitler’s artworks, which on merit alone command higher prices than celebrated politically correct artists, are almost all exceptional.

For nearly 100 years, the works of the once penniless artist but otherwise highly decorated veteran of World War II’s most epic battles have been derided by the victors’ propaganda as ‘a failed artist’ (he wasn’t).

Just show us his artworks, will you

Of course, stories that assassinated the character of the future head of the German state rarely if ever showed examples of the artist’s work.

Why? Because a glance at any of hitler’s painted or pencilled works would reveal extraordinary talent and admiration, putting the lie to the ‘failed artist’ jibe.

A highly accomplished artist

One has only to post a picture of one of the former German chancellor’s artworks, without revealing this artist’s name, to harvest tributes. Yet Hitler’s art is rarely mentioned other than in a critical way.

 If there is reason to pass comment, it is never in praise. Most art critics insist, when reviewing Hitler’s artworks, that they ‘are of no artistic merit.’

Mesmerizing beauty

However, once you leaf through this book, you will see that Adolf Hitler was quite a proficient artist, and that his watercolors, in particular, are of mesmerizing beauty.

Winston Churchill the Failed Artist

Winston Churchill, portrayed by the media as an artist, was no more than a dabbler, and his works were childlike.

Unlike Hitler’s artworks, which command high prices when the artist’s name is removed, Churchill’s paintings attract large sums only on account of his fame (or notoriety).

Yet, the unelected Briton dismissed his adversary as a ‘house painter’; a lie perpetuated by court historians and politically correct palace hacks.

Intelligent People deserve better

THE ART OF ADOLF HITLER. Michael Walsh. Art by Adolf Hitler commands higher prices than that of notable artists. A collection of over 150 of Hitler’s paintings, watercolours, drawings, and sketches. Click the picture to access details.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. This outstanding selection of Adolf Hitler’s oil paintings, drawings, and watercolours speaks for itself.

For this reason, The Art of Adolf Hitler is likely to be ignored by the state-controlled corporate media.

This is a shame, as censorship is repugnant from whichever quarter it comes. Softcover, 126 pages, 155 full-colour pictures.

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