There is always a side to people we don't know, like these paintings of a person who started the biggest war up to date. Some pictures indeed portrait a war (World War I) but some are just landscapes and other classical artworks.
“Smoking Tank” (1916)
“Informal Dining Room Long View”
“München Strassenbahn” (1925)
“White Orchids” (circa. 1913)
“Battlefield Wall” (1918)
“War Torn Town” (1918)
“Die neue Hermannsmühle” (1913)
“Large Colored Pansies”
“Musician by Old Town Well” (c. 1910–1912)
“Colored House”
“The Courtyard of the Old Residency In Munich”
“Town Scene with Unusual Store Sign Post”
“Vienna Opera House Corner Scene” (1911)
“Destroyed Town of Ypres” (1916)
“Am Basler Tor” (1933)
“Castle Battlements” (1910)
“Tank Battleground” (1916)
“Rolling Hills”
“Country Church” (1914)
“München Hoftheater” (1914)
“Oedensplatz” (1914)
“Schloss u. Kirche Perchtoldsdorf” (c. 1910–1912)
“Die Peterskirche in Wien” (c. 1910–1912)
“Schloss Lamberg Steyer” (c. 1910-1912)
“München Siegestor” (1913)
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