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Toggle navigation. Another Letter. Madame d'Ora. Her father was a lawyer. Her sister, Anna, was born in and deported in during the Holocaust. She became interested in the photography field while assisting the son of the painter Hans Makart, and in she was the first woman to be admitted to theory courses at the Graphische Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt Graphic Training Institute , which in granted women access to other courses in photography.
That same year she became a member of the Association of Austrian photographers. She was the first woman photographer in Vienna to open her own studio and in May , she was listed in the commercial register as a photographer for the first time.
The name was based on the pseudonym "Madame d'Ora", which she used professionally. In the autumn of , an exhibition of her work received a lively response from the press. Critics both praised the artistic style of her portraits and emphasized the prominent individuals who streamed in to view the show. Alongside these commissions, she also photographed members of the Habsburg family and Viennese aristocracy, the Rothschild family, and other prominent cultural figures and politicians.
Fashion and glamor subjects were another important mainstay of her business. She also helped create and sustain glamorous images for a variety of celebrities, including Cecil Beaton, Maurice Chevalier, and Colette.
