Fuehrer's creative side: Adolf Hitler's watercolour up for sale

A watercolour of the old registry office in Munich by former German dictator Adolf Hitler is displayed at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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A watercolour of the old registry office in Munich by former German dictator Adolf Hitler is displayed at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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An employee puts away a watercolour of the old registry office in Munich by former German dictator Adolf Hitler at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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A watercolour of the old registry office in Munich by former German dictator Adolf Hitler lies next to a catalog of his paintings and drawings at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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The signature of former German dictator Adolf Hitler is seen on a painting of the old registry office in Munich, at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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The original bill of sale for a watercolour of the old registry office in Munich by former German dictator Adolf Hitler is displayed at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)

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The signature of former German dictator Adolf Hitler is seen on a painting of the old registry office in Munich, at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, November 18, 2014. The watercolour, which was painted by Hitler around 1914 and includes an original bill of sale from a Munich art dealer in 1916, will be auctioned in Nuremberg on November 22 at a starting price of 4500 euro ($5,635). (Reuters)