Kubistische Komposition 1920

"Kubistische Komposition" is a 1920 work by Jewish-Polish artist Jankel Adler, known for his abstract and cubist style. The artwork's geometric forms and fragmented shapes, rendered in shades of gray and brown, are characteristic of cubism, a movement that aimed to represent the world from multiple perspectives simultaneously. Adler's work often explored themes of Jewish identity and tradition, which may be reflected in the evocative, yet abstract forms within the composition.