大英博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (大英博物館Instagram)「Klaus Friedeberger was just 16 when he arrived in England as a German refugee from Nazism in 1939. One year later British authorities labelled him an ‘enemy alien’ and deported him to Australia on a prison ship. Friedeberger spent a period of 18 months held in internment camps in the outback. His drawings and watercolours record the routine of the internees in the camps – manual work, playing football, sleeping, attending hut meetings – with the vast Australian landscape heightening the surreal experience. A selection of Friedeberger's internment drawings are currently on display alongside pieces created when the artist was a teenager fleeing Nazism, and later works made in the 1950s after his return to the UK. 🖼 ‘Klaus Friederberger: drawings from an Australian internment’ is on display in Room 90a until 29 May – find out more and plan your visit via the link in our bio 🔎 Klaus Friedeberger (1922–2019) ‘Camp view with huts, watchtower and telegraph poles’. Watercolour on paper, 21 April 1941. 🔎 Klaus Friedeberger (1922–2019) ‘Scene from Hay Internment Camp’. Watercolour on paper, 18 April 1941 #BritishMuseum #KlausFriedeberger #PrintsAndDrawings」4月14日 20時30分