Romana Rotterová

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Portrait of Romana Rotterová

Romana Rotterová (born 1931) is a Czech printmaker.

Born in Prague, Rotterová is the daughter of sculptor Leonard Rotter, with whom she initially studied sculpture. She also worked under and  [cs]. Poor health lead her to pursue a career in printmaking instead. She is especially known for her work in intaglio and drypoint.^[1] Two of Rotterová's prints are owned by the National Gallery of Art.^[2][3] Two more are in the collection of the Smart Museum of Art.^[4][5]

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