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Christie's porters Will Robinson (L) from New York and Adam Farish from London, carry a painting by an impressionist painter, Max Beckmann who fled Nazi Germany after Hitler branded the style of art degenerate. *09/10/01Max Beckmann's Matrose, or Sailor, unveiled for the first time in more than 50 years, features in Christie's German and Austrian Art sale in London on Thursday and is expected to fetch up to 8 million when it goes under the hammer it was reported. It was painted between 1936 and 1937 when Beckmann was forced to flee his homeland to live in exile in Holland. * , the work is expected to fetch up to 8 million when it goes under the hammer at Christie's in London on October 11, as part of a sale of German and Austrian art. The peice, Matrose, on show today August 2 2001, features a hairy-chested, sun-tanned and tattooed sailor sitting on a park bench reading a radical socialist newspaper. The German impressionist began painting the masterpiece in 1936, when he was living in Berlin. But he fled to the Netherlands the day after Hitler made a speech condemning the impressionist school as degenerate. 9/10/01: Max Beckmann's Matrose, or Sailor, unveiled for the first time in more than 50 years, features in Christie's German and Austrian Art sale in London and is expected to fetch up to 8 million when it goes under the hammer it was reported. It was painted between 1936 and 1937 when Beckmann was forced to flee his homeland to live in exile in Holland.
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