THE GALLERY OF MIRACLES & MADNESS: Insanity, Art & Hitler's First Mass-Murder Programme

At the end of WWI, the German doctor Prinzhorn began building a collection of paintings, drawings, and sculpture by psychiatric patients that would change the course of art history. But by the 1930s, his artist-patients and their delicate creations had begun to attract attention of a different kind, from Adolf Hitler. 16 pages of photos, some in color.