Hitler and the Destruction of Art

In the picture The Rape of Europa, the first setting started off with a 1922 Picasso pic in an auction, which ended up worldness sell for a little over sixsome million dollars. In genius of the first auctions this painting was in, it sold for only $1,800. This auction was case of a campaign to unblock Ger legion(predicate)s artwork that Nazis condemned. I believe this scene was placen to show how Hitler perjured art that he hated, and how he didnt think doubly about anyone/anything else further himself. The author of this movie promoted how hard multitude worked to keep artwork risk-free during the war and didnt exhibit up on the issue of e rattlingthing at the end of the war. Nazis werent beneficial the biggest mass murderers of narration; they were also the greatest thieves. They steal paintings, sculptures, furniture, religious objects, and more. The war unmake much architecture as well. When the bombs in Florence were being dropped though, they confused each (prenominal) of the exquisite monuments there. disordered art is lock being found, battle damage is simmer down being repaired, and stolen masterpieces are still being disputed in many other places.\nHitler said, We give from now on direct an beastly war of purification, an unrelenting war of extermination against the remnant forces which have displaced our art. My Grandma grew up in Rome, Italy while this was any going on. When Hitler came to Rome to belief at the artwork there, she was young, but remembers everything occurring. I visit Italy non too long ago, and I went to many museums and saw so much beautiful artwork. If I grew up while all of this was taking place, I would yield to the restoration of everything, especially if I lived in one of the places where many things were taken/destroyed. I mountaint imagine being the artist of this artwork and having Hitler just auction it away for all very little or nothing. I believe that this was very wrong and heartless. The quote Hitler express in the beginning of this separate ma...