Bernhard Hasler: born on 04.06.1884 in Schenkendorfstraße (Glatz) - died about 1945 in Oldesloe. German painter, graphic artist and illustrator.

Student of Philipp Frank, Emil Orlik and Lovis Corinth in Berlin. 1911-12 he exhibited in the Berlin Secession, 1913 German Artist Union Mannheim, 1914 at the Exhibition for Printing Arts Leipzig. "He, too, one of the younger Berliners who seek out transferring from the spell of Impressionism to an organic detecting the shape motiumentaler to understand figurative composition and rhythmically designed Movement" (H. Voss).

He was among the founding members of the "November Group", which together was found on December 3, 1918 in Berlin, was a member of the German Association of Artists and professor in Berlin. As a book illustrator, he worked for the published by Bruno Cassirer in Berlin storybook "Frau Holle and Other" (83 drawings) for the Prospero-Press"Romeo and Juliet" (10 lithographs), Hans Bethge's "Indian Harp", "Pfirsichblüten from China "(11 lithographs) to Goethe's" novel ", Insel Verlag, Leipzig 1920, and Figaro (10 multicolored lithographs), 1923.

Literature: Thieme-Becker, Volume XVI (Hansen-Heubach), page 105.

Berhard Hasler studied in Berlin under Emil Orlik and Lovis Corinth. From 1913 he taught there as a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts. He painted mainly Berlin motives.