Lili Réthi

Artist and illustrator Lili Réthi (1894-1969) was born in Vienna, Austria. Réthi enrolled in the Art School for Women and Girls (Kunstschule für Frauen und Mädchen) in 1917, and she studied under Otto Friedrich, a Jungenstil painter. Réthi was also encouraged by her uncle, who introduced her to the prolific artist and printmaker Sir Frank William Brangwyn while she was still a student. Brangwyn proved to be an important influence on her work. Early in her career, she focused her attention on the modern theme of monumental industrial growth achieved through human labor. She worked in many media, experimenting with lithography, etching and woodcut. Among her notable projects executed in Vienna was... more.

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