This post deviates from the theme of heirs, holocaust and art provenance but, in a way, it does concern all of the above.
Utterly disgusted after reading Mein Kampf, a Parisienne woman was driven to express her outrage through art.
NOTRE COMBAT (and click 'Pages' tab) by Linda Ellia is French web-based installation, still in progress, that asks artists to take a single page from Mein Kampf and turn it into a work of art based on their reaction to Hitler's words on the page.
The results are overwhelming. Each piece is remarkable in its passion and expressive in its unique way. Some are actually beautiful paintings; some are horrifying.
This page, representing an aerial view of a minyan (a quorum of ten men required for Jewish communal prayer service), was created by California artist Susan Thacker.
