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Adler, Jankel

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Also known as (6 names)
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Jankel Adler
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Jankiel Adler
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Adler, Jankiel · Adler, Yankel · Adler, Yankl · Yankl Adler
Born
1895
Place of birth
Tuszyn (Lodz)
Died
1949
Occupation
artist
Occupation (as recorded)
Painter
(1895–1949), artist. Yankl (Jakub) Adler was born in Tuszyn, near Łódź, and died in England. Apprenticed in engraving in Łódź in 1912, he moved to Düsseldorf in 1913 for further studies. There Adler came into contact with the Düsseldorf-based artists of Das Junge Rheinland (Young Germany; 1918). He subsequently moved back to Łódź, joining Moyshe Broderzon as cofounder of Yung-yidish, the first avant-garde Jewish cultural movement in independent Poland.

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Adler, Jankel

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Adler, Jankel
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Adler, Jankel

Adler, Jankel

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Adler, Jankel

Adler, Jankel

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13 statements
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1895
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1949
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Adler, Yankl

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13 statements
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(1895–1949), artist. Yankl (Jakub) Adler was born in Tuszyn, near Łódź, and died in England. Apprenticed in engraving in Łódź in 1912, he moved to Düsseldorf in 1913 for further studies. There Adler came into contact with the Düsseldorf-based artists of Das Junge Rheinland (Young Germany; 1918). He subsequently moved back to Łódź, joining Moyshe Broderzon as cofounder of Yung-yidish, the first avant-garde Jewish cultural movement in independent Poland. @en
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Adler, Yankl
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Yankl Adler
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Adler, Yankl
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Broderzon, Moyshe
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Chagall, Marc
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Łódź
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About this Article (Poland)
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Rybak, Yisakhar Ber
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Shtetl
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About this Article (Yeshiva)
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Yung-yidish

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