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Fritzi Brod (1900-1952) was a painter, lithographer, author, and illustrator active in Chicago, Illinois.
Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, Brod came to Chicago in 1924 after studying art in Prague and Vienna. Already an accomplished designer of textiles in the "modern manner," she continued her work with Raymond Katz at the Little Gallery. Brod's work was critically acclaimed at Chicago's first outdoor art fair in 1932. She was featured in C. J. Bulliet's column, "Artists of Chicago" in 1936.
Brod died in 1952.
