Vajda, Júlia Trencsén, 1913 - 1982, Budapest
Júlia Richter met her future husband, the painter Lajos Vajda, in 1935. She then studied for four years at the School of Applied Art and at Vilmos Aba-Novűk's independent school. She lived and worked with her husband in Szentendre, from the summer of 1937. She joined the European School and the Hungarian Group of Abstract Artists together with her second husband, József Jakovits, in 1946. Her flat, found under the address of Rottenbiller utca 1., (a place where Jakovits and Endre Bálint had also worked,) became the scene of alternative endeavours in Hungarian art after 1948. She spent some time in Sweden in 1956 and 1957, and lived in Paris between 1961 and 1963.
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