heavily influenced by adele aheavily influenced by adele bauer. tell me about it. >> you can see the influence particularly on the bottom there but yet at the same time schiller was starting to become his own person and the use of the hand, you can just see a little bit of it there. hima and a and him and him him him shows his own him influence and using the black on the back to stand out. you can see how special it was. >> ok, the next one is a portrait of dr. erwin von graff, 1910. >> this is a picture of dr. von graff -- he was a gynecologist and frankly this picture usually hangs in my home, in the sense that it's a powerful picture. you can see his hand, his red face almost and the angst there. >> it is said that he painted this in return for an abortion for one of his many mistresses. in >> whoever gave the him information was very well-informed. him and this is a picture, again. we're not sure of the story if in it's to you but it sound good. and >> this 11910. you and >> this is a more or to self-portrait. go in and you could see he was ve

you paid $135 million for adele bauer. >> to us to our gallery it's our mona lisa and people come from all over to see it. it's our most special painting we have in the gallery. >> the most personal painting you had ever? gallery. nua that is a landmark piece at the height of his time and there's lmost nothing like it. >> what sit you think you say when you say this one is the best? >> again, look at his work. gustav klemmer. you look at his work and you say -- i always tell people i have three categories. oh, oh, my and oh, my god this is an oh, my god-plus and you feel that he had a rhythm with bauer and it took him four years to do the picture. they must have had a four-year relationship, but the fact is that it's probably one of the most powerful pieces. interestingly enough, when the nazis came in they seized it velvedor d in the for i guess almost 50 year,, 60 years. neice mman, who is the of the back blaher family finally got it out and went pictures to california then came to the neue gallery. >> you had something to do with that, didn't you? >> yes, i was way in the back. >> w