Portrait of Adolf Hitler Heinrich Knirr „Führerbildnis“ (1937) Framed Poster

• Free shipping;
• Image size: 29 x 21cm;
• Inner Frame size: 37 x 29cm; 
• Outer frame size: depends on the Frame model;
• High-quality fine print;
• Anti-reflective glass - matte finish​​​;
• Polyurethane frame;
• Ready to hang;
• Default Frame: Black square polyurethane frame;

The image of the framed poster is printed by high-quality standards on high-quality paper. The frame is made of polyurethane, which does not retain water - the polyurethane frames are waterproof. Also, the framed art print has an integrated wall hanger. This will make it easier for you to mount the wall decoration. 
The image is protected by a special glass with a matte finish, which does not reflect light. Also, the glass will protect of Ultraviolet (UV) lights and keep the image's color fresh for long years. 

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Portrait of Adolf Hitler in a light brown jacket with four pockets (Waffenrock) as a political uniform as leader of the Nazi Party (NSDAP), left hand on hip and wearing a red swastika-emblazoned armband (Hakenkreuzarmbinde) on the left upper arm. Wound Badge (1918) in Black and Iron Cross (1914) 1 Class on the left side of the uniform tunic. Painting by Heinrich Knirr 1937.

A favored theme for Third Reich artists was portraits of the Führer. These became so numerous that Hitler finally decreed that only one would be displayed "officially" at each annual Greater German Art Exhibition (although this order was not followed every year). The portrait chosen for the grand opening in 1937 was Heinrich Knirr's "Adolf Hitler, der Schöpfer des Dritten Reiches und Erneuerer der Deutschen Kunst" (Hitler, the Creator of the Third Reich and Renewer of German Art - this original painting is now in the Imperial War Museum in London). The 1938 portrait was Hubert Lanzinger's allegorical "Der Bannerträger" (The Standard Bearer), showing Hitler as an armored knight. This painting became very popular in poster and postcard form.