Singing Blind Woman (Singende Blinde)

Georg Ehrlich was a British sculptor and draughtsman working primarily in bronze and stone during the mid-twentieth century. Born in 1897, he developed a practice centered on figurative forms and portrait work, engaging with modernist formal principles while maintaining a commitment to representational clarity. His work bridges expressionist and constructivist vocabularies, particularly evident in his smaller bronzes and portrait heads. Ehrlich remained active until his death in 1966, contributing to British sculptural discourse across several decades.