Two very impressive after-liberation drawings made by a survivor of KL Buchenwald! One is drawn showing the years 1944-45 that might be the years this inmate was prisoner in Buchenwald, and it's signed by what they seem to be his surviving colleagues within the camp after liberation. The other one is also a drawing of this man depicting 2 inmates with the striped uniform and the red triangle on the jacket. They seem to be carrying something during forced labor. In the background we can see a crematory chimney with smoke and the typical barbed wire fence. Both are very interesting immediate after-liberation works of art.