Art-exit 1939: A Very Different Europe: Adler, Chagall, Bloch, Auerbach, Daghani, Feibusch and other

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  Arthur Segal, Halen, La Ciotat (Harbour Scene), 1929
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  Ludwig Meidner, Portrait of a Girl
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  Chaïm Soutine, Jeune Servante (Waiting Maid, also known as La Soubrette), c. 1933
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  Jankel Adler, Mother and Child II, 1941

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  George Grosz, Interrogation, 1938
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  Arnold Daghani, Caricature of Hitler, 1978
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  Ernst Eisenmayer, Internment in Douglas
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  Hugo Dachinger, Portrait of a Man: Wilhelm Hollitscher (Huyton Internment Camp, Liverpool), 1940

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  Dora Holzhandler, My Grandfather in Auschwitz
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  Josef Herman, Refugees, c. 1941
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  Feliks Topolski, Camp Guards and Inmates after Liberation
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  Marc Chagall, Apocalypse en Lilas, Capriccio, 1945-47

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  Henryk Gotlib, Self-portrait with Pipe
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  Eva Frankfurther, Stateless Person, c.1955
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  Elisabeth Tomalin, Head, c. 1928-34
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  Hans Feibusch, The Dance

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  Jacob Bornfriend, Blue Grey Fishes, c. 1950s-60s
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  Frank Auerbach, Study for Mornington Crescent, Summer Morning II, 2004
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  Lucian Freud, Lord Goodman in his Yellow Pyjamas,  1987
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  Elsa Fraenkel, Head of Chungsen Chou, 1928

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  Martin Bloch, House in Varengeville, Normandy, 1939-43
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  Heinz Koppel, Sennen
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  Harry Weinberger, In Winter, Manchester
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  Martin Bloch, Svendborg Harbour, Denmark, 1934

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  Frank Auerbach, Mornington Crescent, Summer Morning II, 2004
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  Josef Herman, Study for Tribute to Goya's Black Pictures (aka In Memory of the Fighters of the Warsaw Ghetto, aka Auschwitz), 1986
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  Frank Auerbach, Head of Helen Gillespie, c.1962-64
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  Kurt Schwitters, für Frau Fränkel, 1927