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On 4 June 1938, after he had paid the 'The German Reich Escape Tax' and the 'Jew Property Tax', Sigmund Freud left his apartment in the Wiener Berggasse for the last time. A few days before his exile to London, the photographer Edmund Engelmann recorded and photographed his legendary rooms. In 1993 New York artist Robert Longo discovered a publication of these photographs and these constitute the basis of his cycle The Freud Drawings, which, since the year 2000 has grown to more than 30 large-size charcoal drawings. In his drawings, the deserted rooms, which partly show monstrous and strange attributes, become an admonition of a destroyed world.

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