The Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014 photo shows a picture titled The Old City Hall, right, that - as the auction house said - was painted by Adolf Hitler and the original bill of sale and a signed letter, left, from Hitlers adjutant Albert Bormann, brother of the better-known Martin Bormann in Nuremberg, Germany.Michael Probst/The Associated Press
A 100-year-old watercolour of Munich's city hall is expected to fetch at least 50,000 euros ($60,000) at auction this weekend, not so much for its artistic value as for the signature in the bottom left corner: A. Hitler.
Nuremberg's Weidler auction house says the painting was one some 2,000 painted by Adolf Hitler and is thought to be from about 1914, when he was struggling to make a living as an artist, almost two decades before rising to power as the Nazi dictator.
It's being sold by a pair of elderly sisters, whose grandfather purchased the painting in 1916.
Auction house director Kathrin Weidler says it's drawn interest from around the world, with most viewing it as a curiosity or as an investment.
The starting price Saturday is 4,500 euros.