Ari (Erich) Glas (1897 – 1973) was a German and Israeli painter, graphic designer, illustrator and photographer.
Glas was born in 1897 in Berlin, Germany below the make known Erich Glas. During World War I he served as a commando soldier and well ahead as a pilot and an aerial photographer in the Imperial German Army. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich and in the company of 1919 and 1920 at the Bauhaus hypothetical in Weimar when Lyonel Feininger and Johannes Itten. He joined “The Young Rheinland”, an artistic bureau which was founded by Ulrich Leman. After 1926 Glas worked as an independent graphic artist in Weimar and Berlin. In addition, he taught painting and graphics. At that get older his play-act was influenced by Max Liebermann. In 1934 he left Germany because of the Nazi regime and started busy in Kibbutz Yagur in Israel where he untouched his first say to Ari.[circular reference]
His son, Gotthard Glas, better known below the adopted proclaim Uziel Gal was the designer of the Uzi submachine gun.
Ari Glas died in Haifa in 1973, leaving in back a large selection of his works: paintings, photographs, engravings and prints.
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