Magdalena Rădulescu (1902-1983)
Painter. She studied at Belle Arte Academy in Munich and La Grande Chaumière in Paris. She left Romania in 1947 and lived in Lausanne.
Category: Women in Art XX
Milița Pătrașcu (1892-1976)
Romanian sculptor. She was born in Chișinău, studied sculpture in Moscow and Literature in Sankt Petersburg, paintings and sculpture in Munich with Kandinsky and in Paris with Matisse and Bourdelle.
Tia Peltz (1923-1999)
Painter and graphic designer of Romanian avant-garde.
Rodica Maniu-Mutzner (1890-1958)
Romanian painter. She studied in Paris at Académie Julian. Exhibitions in Paris in 1910 and 1912 and to Venice Biennale and International Exhibition in Barcelona (1929).
Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck (1879-1969)
Romanian painter, sculptor. She studied in Munich and Paris. She was the first woman to do frescos and university professor.
Agatha Bârsescu (1857-1939)
Actress. Studied in Bucharest and Vienna. Debuted at Burgtheatr in Vienna. She returned to Romania in 1925 and taught at the Dramatic Arts Conservatory.
Tamara Nina Arbore (1889-1942)
Painter, she studied in Munich and Paris (with Henri Matisse). She was member of the Romanian avant-garde. Exhibitions abroad in New York, Munich, Barcelona, Rome.
Zlata Tcaci (1928-2006)
Zlata Tcaci was born in the village of Lozova, Nisporeni, in the family of violinist, conductor and pedagogue Moise Berihma. The first lessons of music were taken at the age of three. She continued with four classes at primary school and two classes at the
Rozalia Spirer (1900-1990)
She was born on April 16, 1900 in Galati (Romania), in the family of a property lease. In 1925, she graduated from the Higher School of Architecture in Bucharest. From 1932, she worked in Balti, where she was the only architect with the necessary training.
Maria Cebotari (1910-1949)
She studies at the normal girls’ school Florica Niţă and at the Chişinău metropolitan chapel headed by Mihail Berezovschi, followed by the Conservatory “Unirea” in Chişinău (1924-1929). In 1926, she is discovered by Count Alexander Virubov, the former director of the Moscow Artistic Theater. Together