Portrait of a Soldier, 1940s
Settling in Paris, he became friendly with Picasso and Otto Dix, whose influence on his work is apparent. In 1940 Adler joined the Polish army and travelled to Glasgow where he had a great impact on the artists Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde. He settled permanently in London in 1943 where he was to influence a number of young British painters including John Minton, Keith Vaughan, Prunella Clough, Michael Ayrton and the poet Dylan Thomas. Adler died prematurely, aged just 53, in 1949.
Found in the artist's possession after his death. (Note verso attests to this - signed Charles Aukin).
Estate stamp signature.
From the Charles Bezalel Aukin Collection.
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