<p>The selection of watercolours, which depict views across the vast areas of farmland with a distant church spire on the road, village scenes and rows of factories, could fetch 150,000 pounds at the auction, 'The Daily Telegraph' reported.<br /><br />The paintings have come to light after they were found within a large estate in Austria's north by an unnamed lawyer who bought the property.<br />Richard Westwood-Brookes of Mullocks Auctions said the Fuhrer would paint night landscapes for tourists to try and earn a living. "His daily activity was to go out and paint -- he was penniless," he said.<br /><br />He added: "He tried to get into an academy in Vienna to pursue a career as a professional artist but had two applications turned down.<br />"He simply wasn't good enough, particularly when drawing people the perspective was all wrong. There's been a lot of research done into the rejections and some labelled it as a turning point in history.<br /><br />"If he'd been given a place in the academy the most we'd ever heard of Adolf Hitler would have been that he was a routine artist painting some nice landscapes. Researchers believe because he was rejected, it could have turned his mind into deep resentment and eventually into monster he became."<br /><br />The auction will take place at Ludlow Racecourse, Shrops, on September 30.</p>
<p>The selection of watercolours, which depict views across the vast areas of farmland with a distant church spire on the road, village scenes and rows of factories, could fetch 150,000 pounds at the auction, 'The Daily Telegraph' reported.<br /><br />The paintings have come to light after they were found within a large estate in Austria's north by an unnamed lawyer who bought the property.<br />Richard Westwood-Brookes of Mullocks Auctions said the Fuhrer would paint night landscapes for tourists to try and earn a living. "His daily activity was to go out and paint -- he was penniless," he said.<br /><br />He added: "He tried to get into an academy in Vienna to pursue a career as a professional artist but had two applications turned down.<br />"He simply wasn't good enough, particularly when drawing people the perspective was all wrong. There's been a lot of research done into the rejections and some labelled it as a turning point in history.<br /><br />"If he'd been given a place in the academy the most we'd ever heard of Adolf Hitler would have been that he was a routine artist painting some nice landscapes. Researchers believe because he was rejected, it could have turned his mind into deep resentment and eventually into monster he became."<br /><br />The auction will take place at Ludlow Racecourse, Shrops, on September 30.</p>