Jankel Adler
- Item number 126
- Artist's name Jankel Adler, 1895-1949
- Item name Composition,
- Technique Ink and watercolor
- Measurements 16X23 cm
- Signed Signed with the estate stamp.
- Estimate $200 - 300
- Sold for $180
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About The Artist
painter, born 1895, Poland. Jankel Adler was a Jewish artist, many of his paintings were of Jewish subjects. In 1922 he settled in Dusseldorf where he became a leading figure on the art scene. He made contact with Paul Klee. In 1933 he moved to France where he came under the influence of Picasso. In 1941 he settled in England and died in London in 1949.
Education
Apprenticeship at the Royal Post Engraver's workshop, Belgrade, 1912
School of Arts and Crafts, Barmen, Germany, 1913-14
Awards and Prizes
1926 Dusseldorf Planetarium
1928 Gold medal at the exhibition “German art Düsseldorf”