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1939
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Born in Orpington, Kent, GB, 20th June
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1949–1955
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Elmhurst
Ballet School, Camberley, Surrey
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1956–1960
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St
Martin's School of Art, London (under among others Sir Anthony Caro and
Elizabeth Frink)
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1959
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Central
School of Arts and Crafts, London (under William Turnbull)
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1960
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Summer academy
by Oskar Kokoschka in Salzburg
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1960–63
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Ecole
Nat. Sup. des Beaux-Arts, Paris (under Ossip Zadkine and René
Collamarini)
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1962–63
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Assisted
with large sculpture pieces in the studio of François Stahly, Paris
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Met the sculptor Albert Siegenthaler
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1962
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Married
Albert Siegenthaler in Paris
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1963
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Moved
to London
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1964
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Birth
of her son Guy
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1966
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Birth
of her daughter Johanna
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1966
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Moved to Switzerland, shared studio in Stilli
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since
1972
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Lives and workes in Leibstadt
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1982–1983
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Assistant
together with Albert Siegenthaler at the Teacher Training College, Zürich
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1984
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Death
of Albert Siegenthaler
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1993
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6 month residal visit
in the studio of the Aargauer Kuratorium in Prague
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1999-2000
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Sabbatical in London sponsored by the
Cultural Foundation Landis & Gyr, Zug
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2009
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Retrospective at Kunstmuseum Olten
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AWARDS AND GRANTS
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2011
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Bräunlich-Bieser Foundation,
Waldshut-Tiengen
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2008
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Hans-Thoma-Award,
Bernau/Schwarzwald
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1999/2000
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Sabbatical in
London, Cultural Foundation Landis & Gyr, Zug
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1994
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Contribution
for Skoda-Symposium in Pilsen (with Anna-Maria Bauer), Suisse Cultural Foundation Pro Helvetia
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1993
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6 month studio in Prague, during this time an exhibition in the British Council
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1991
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Logis
and Studio for a seven-weeks stay in Rome, Istituto
Svizzero di Roma
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1985
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Recognition Award,
Aargauer Kuratorium
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1974
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First price in the international competition of the Berliner Festwochen,
Working Group «Die Dult» (with Albert Siegenthaler and Willi
Schoder)
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Third price in the competition «Herzlandschaft» of the Foundation Bayer,
Germany
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