Tini Rupprecht, born as Albertine, was a renowned portrait artist who received private lessons from Bohemian painters Frantisek Dvork and Franz Bohumil Doubek. She opened her own studio in London in 1889 and gained artistic success after exhibiting her works at the Glass Palace in Munich in 1900. Rupprecht's clientele included notable figures such as Crown Princess Maria of Romania and Duchess Charlotte of Meiningen. She worked in various cities throughout her career, including Paris, Berlin, and Frankfurt am Main, before settling in Geneva where she lived until her death in 1956. Sources: CD Latemar, Tini Rupprecht. Artiste-paintre de Munich. Essai de psychology esthétique par le Comte de Latemar, France 1901; R. Taylor, Tini Rupprecht. EiCD Latemar, Tini Rupprecht. Artiste-paintre de Munich. Essai de psychology esthétique par le Comte de Latemar, France 1901; R. Taylor, Tini Rupprecht. Eine Zeit steht Modell, München 1968....