Gertruda Gruberova Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1924 - d. 2014

Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová 1924-2014. Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnícek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. Most of her classmates at the time leaned towards Communism. So, she went to the studio of Professor Antonín Strnadel. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on the 30th of July, 2014.

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA NUDE PEN & INK DATED 1948
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA NUDE PEN & INK DATED 1948

        Est: $50 - $100

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 6 1/2" x 8 3/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED SKETCH BALLERINA 1946
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED SKETCH BALLERINA 1946

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. reverse: Mrs. Trudy Korda 10 Schl L2 Westchester N.Y. Scarsdale USA Measurements: 11" x 18 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH 1952
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH 1952

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 9 1/2"x 11 7/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT MASKED JESTER 1952
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT MASKED JESTER 1952

        Est: $50 - $100

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 10 3/4"x 15 1/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING RECLINING DANCER
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING RECLINING DANCER

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 6 1/2" x 8 3/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED INK DRAWING ROUSSILLON 1951
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED INK DRAWING ROUSSILLON 1951

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Piece double sided and mounted with tape at corners. Measurements: 12 1/2" x 18 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #1
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #1

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. "Mrazek, model z prazaske umprum oblecen za Slovaka" Measurements: 9 7/8 "x 24"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #2
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #2

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. "Mrazek, znamy model z prazaske umprum oblecen za Slovaka" Measurements: 13 1/4" x 24 5/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR ON CARDSTOCK 1961
        May. 22, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR ON CARDSTOCK 1961

        Est: $100 - $150

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova was born in 1924 in Janstyn in the Vysocina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students' magazine, Jitro, Prace, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Cep and Jan Zahradnicek and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor Frantisek Tichy. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 13 1/8"x19 1/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA OIL ON CANVAS FIGURE DRAWING 1952
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA OIL ON CANVAS FIGURE DRAWING 1952

        Est: $300 - $500

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: Sight: 21 7/8" x 17 1/2" Frame: 26 3/8" x 22 5/8" x 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR ON CARDSTOCK 1961
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR ON CARDSTOCK 1961

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 13 1/8"x19 1/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR LANDSCAPE 1951
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED WATERCOLOR LANDSCAPE 1951

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: Sight: 13 7/8" x 9 7/8" Frame: 21 1/4" x 17 1/4" x 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED SKETCH BALLERINA 1946
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED SKETCH BALLERINA 1946

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. reverse: "Mrs. Trudy Korda 10 Schl L2 Westchester N.Y. Scarodale USA Measurements: 11" x 18 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT MASKED JESTER 1952
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT MASKED JESTER 1952

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 10 3/4"x 15 1/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT OF A QUEEN 1952
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PRINT OF A QUEEN 1952

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Piece is taped to board. Measurements: 9 1/2" x 11 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PAINTING PARIS 1953
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PAINTING PARIS 1953

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. "Lefe 1953 Paris with Paul, Colette, and Audre, select [illegible/cannot translate] in the mid-afternoon" Measurements: 11 7/8"x13"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH 1952
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH 1952

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 9 1/2"x 11 7/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PENCIL SKETCH 1951
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED PENCIL SKETCH 1951

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 5" x 7 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA OIL ON CANVAS OF A HOUSE
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA OIL ON CANVAS OF A HOUSE

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Canvas is glued to board Measurements: Sight 12 1/4" x 8 5/8" Frame 13" x 9 1/2" x 1"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #2
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #2

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. "Mrazek, znamy model z prazaske umprum oblecen za Slovaka" Measurements: 13 1/4" x 24 5/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #1
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING MRAZEK MODEL 1946 #1

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. "Mrazek, model z prazaske umprum oblecen za Slovaka" Measurements: 9 7/8 "x 24"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA NUDE PEN & INK DATED 1948
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA NUDE PEN & INK DATED 1948

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 6 1/2" x 8 3/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA GOACHE PAINTING SIGNED 1951
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA GOACHE PAINTING SIGNED 1951

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Signed goache painting dated 1951. Gertrude was a painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: Sight: 12" x 10" Frame: 20 3/8" x 18 1/4" x 3/4"

        Mark Lawson Antiques, Inc.
      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED INK DRAWING ROUSSILLON 1951
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED INK DRAWING ROUSSILLON 1951

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Piece double sided and mounted with tape at corners. Measurements: 12 1/2" x 18 3/4"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA "BRASILIER ET SA SOER" PAINTING
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA "BRASILIER ET SA SOER" PAINTING

        Est: $200 - $300

        Watercolor painting by Gertruda Gruberova titled "Brasilier et Sa Soer" dated 1953. Piece has tape at corners. Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: Sight: 12" x 15" Frame: 20 1/4" x 25 1/4" x 7/8"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA "GG" SIGNED PENCIL SKETCH 1951
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA "GG" SIGNED PENCIL SKETCH 1951

        Est: $100 - $200

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: 5" x 6 1/2"

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      • GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED GOACHE LANDSCAPE ROUSSILLON
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDA GRUBEROVA SIGNED GOACHE LANDSCAPE ROUSSILLON

        Est: $100 - $200

        Signed goache landscape drawing of Russillion, France. Dated 1951. Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Measurements: Sight: 20 3/8" x 13 3/8" Frame: 26 1/4" x 19 3/4" x 7/8"

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      • GERTRUDRA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING RECLINING DANCER
        Feb. 06, 2021

        GERTRUDRA GRUBEROVA SIGNED DRAWING RECLINING DANCER

        Est: $200 - $300

        Gertruda Gruberova-Goepfertova (Czech, 1924 - 2014) Painter and writer Gertruda Gruberová-Goepfertová was born in 1924 in Janštýn in the Vysočina region. As a child, she lived in many places because her father frequently moved for work. She lived in Hudcov, in the Teplice region, Prague, and then eventually Kyjov. Even when she was young, she showed a talent for the arts, especially for painting and writing. She published her writings in various magazines, such as Students’ magazine, Jitro, Práce, and Akord. After she completed grammar school, she was sent into forced labor. During the war, she met writers Jan Čep and Jan Zahradníček and in 1944, married Dr. Leo Gruber. After the war, she began studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where she studied at the studio of Professor František Tichý. She and her husband did not like the political situation at the time and thought about emigrating. After February 1948, she went to a summer internship in a printing shop in Zurich. Later, she moved to Paris, where she studied at the arts academy, École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Her husband eventually moved to Paris as well. After three or four years of living in Paris, they moved to Munich, Germany where her husband got a job at Radio Free Europe. While in Germany, she continued to paint and write. She died in Rosenheim in southern Bavaria on July 30, 2014. Has pencil sketch on reverse of a dancer. Dated 1946 Measurements: 13 3/4" x 21 3/4"

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