In 1926, Féder made a trip to Palestine.
On his trip he encountered many Judaic elements, which he painted.
The trip's impact on him yielded many of his most notable paintings such as "Juif à barbe tenant un plateau" ("Bearded Jew holding a tray").
When Féder returned to Paris, he brought many of these paintings back with him, which garnered him recognition in the Parisian artistic community.
In 1926, Féder made a trip to Palestine. On his trip he encountered many Judaic elements, which he painted. The trip's impact on him yielded many of his most notable paintings such as "Juif à barbe tenant un plateau" ("Bearded Jew holding a tray"). When Féder returned to Paris, he brought many of these paintings back with him, which garnered him recognition in the Parisian artistic community.
Adolphe Féder