Hana Storchová (born 14 September 1936) is a Czech painter and printmaker.
A native of Prague, [1] Storchová began studying drawing while in secondary school. [2] She graduated from that city's Academy of Fine Arts, at which she had studied drawing, in 1960. In addition to painting and printmaking, she has been active as an illustrator. [3] Four of her works, three prints and an illustrated book, are in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. [4] [5] [6] [7]
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