Скачать или смотреть The painting Hitler couldn’t stop staring at

In the late 19th century, Swiss painter Arnold Böcklin created a vision that would haunt Europe for generations: The Isle of the Dead. A lone boatman ferries a white-shrouded figure toward a shadowed island of cypress trees. No one knows what it means, yet it captivated Freud, inspired composers, and became Adolf Hitler’s favorite painting, a symbol of obsession, mortality, and the mystery of the afterlife.

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