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Gertrudis Chale

Gertrudis Chale (1898 - 1954) was active/lived in Austria, Argentina.  Gertrudis Chale is known for Painting of the indigenous peoples of South America.

Chronology:

Born Vienna, Austria - 1898
Attends the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts (now called, the University of Applied Arts) - c.1920
Studies painting at the school of Heimann; Munich, Germany. - Early 20's
Furthers artistic training in Geneva, Switzerland; begins working in decorative art and design; exhibits her work for the first time. - Early 20's -
Leaves Geneva for Paris. - c. mid 20's
Lives in Paris, doing commercial advertising work for several major advertising firms. - c. late 20's / early 30's
Moves from France to Spain to take a position as an artistic collaborator in an important fashion house. Resides one year on the islands of Mallorca and Ibiza. Travels throughout Spain inspired with a newly found devotion to painting. Lives in Madrid, for more than a year. - Early 30's
Decides to flee Spain for Argentina, due to the growing political crisis in Spain and the rise of Fascism in Europe. - 1934
Arrives in Buenos Aires and lives in the su   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3441 characters.]  Artist bio

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