Amongst a total of 41 pieces exhibited at Royal Academy the subjects included Edward VIII, Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin.
[2] Examples of his medallions are to be found in the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum and the Royal Collection.
He was keen to make a memorial to prisoners of war including victims of the concentration camps.
His friend Reg Freeson, then leader of Brent Council, helped him find a home for them in Gladstone Park, London.
[4] Much of his artwork is being displayed at an exhibition at London’s Wiener Holocaust Library, scheduled to run until 6 February 2025.