A 1930s artwork that pokes fun at Hitler and was believed to have been found years ago in a train station may have been painted by Pablo Picasso.
‘The Eye of The Serpent’ is the title of a painting that was recently premiered at an international conference called ‘Art on the Run from Hitler’ (L’Arte in Fuga da Hitler), which took place in the Castle Brancaleoni in the town of Piobbico in the region of Marche, Italy.
The painting was presented by a series of experts who consider the work to be a masterpiece of the 20th century and features a caricature of Hitler with a snake twisted around his face and a cigar pipe sticking out of his mouth.
