Born in Vienna and deported to Terezin, she became the art teacher of the children whose drawings appear in the Jewish Museum of Prague. Friedl was to perish in the Holocaust, but the significance of her art and teaching methods made great impact through the exhibit, which first opened in the Palais Harrach in Vienna in 1999. Thus far, over 22,000 people have visited the Exhibition and 8,000 school children have participated in the Educational programming which accompanies the show. This is the first time a comprehensive show on this Bauhaus Artist has been shown with over 30 collections from private and international Museums. It is scheduled to travel throughout Europe and the United States.
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