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The article was created from the Wikipedia:WikiProject Women artists/Redlinks from Wikidata and there is a German article with a fair amount of content. There were only two sources - one used here in this article - and another a dead link. I've been unable to find sources for her, but she may be notable because of a couple of combined issues: 1) she was the daughter of Fritz Jonas, who was a noted scholar and historian, and 2) she studied art within a window in which women could attend art academies - that closed after she completed her studies. It would be great if someone who speaks German and knows of German sources to check out could find more information about her.
It doesn't seem as if there are sufficient sources to cover the content in the German article. Can anyone help?--CaroleHenson(talk) 04:12, 8 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]
