painted in September 1889) and Gauguin (two paintings, including The Two Sisters or Piti Teina, unknown until the 1995 Hermitage exhibition) are of exceptional quality. All the masterpieces are different and among them provide an overview of the highest achievements of the painting of that period. The collection also includes some Degas, six Monets, a Toulouse-Lautrec, some Pissarros, Picasso's The Absinthe Drinker, and Vuillard's Madame Vuillard in the Salon (1898). References External links The Otto Krebs Collection , in The Independent, 1996 The Krebs Collection via wayback machine People from Wiesbaden 1941 deaths 1873 births German industrialists 20th-century German businesspeople German art collectors 20th-century art collectors Art crime Deaths from cancer in Germany