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).
Tag: ROMANIA
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.
Elena Bibescu (1855-1902)
Romanian pianist. Studied in Vienna.
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.
Marta Trancu-Rainer (1875-1950)
First woman surgeon. She studied medicine in Iasi. She performed a medical operation to Queen Maria during the First World War.
Maria Teohari (1885-1975)
First Romanian woman astro-physicist. She studied in Bucharest and specialised in Paris and Nice.
Alice Săvulescu (1905-1970)
Botanist. Studied in Bucharest and got her Ph.D. in microbiology at Columbia University in 1934. She worked at the Institute of the Agronomic research. Later she became a member of the Romanian Academy (in 1963).
Elena Pușcariu-Densusianu (1875-1966)
Physician. First woman professor of ophtalmology in a Romanian univeristy. She studied in Iasi and became a practician in Paris. She got her Ph.D. in medicine in Iasi in 1899.
Constanța Pompilian-Zossima (1870-1936)
Mathematician. Studied in Bucharest and Sorbonne. She co-founded the journal Gazeta matematică. She founded in 1896 the Institute Pompilian, a high school for woman.