| Born in Tuszyn, Poland. After the World War I began to exhibit in Warsaw. During the 1920's he travelled widely in Europe, settled in 1933 in Paris. In 1935 held a retrospective in Warsaw. Settled and showed in Glasgow during the World War II, in 1943 moved to London, where Robert Colquhoun was his friend. Had a series of shows with Lefevre Gallery, Gimpel Fils Gallery and Knoedler Galleries in New York. Arts Council gave Adler a memorial show in 1953. There was a major show in Dusseldorf, Tel-Aviv and Lodz in 1980. The Tate Gallery and major foreign galleries hold examples of his work. |
