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Helen Frances Gregor CM -LRB- 28 June 1921 - 25 May 1989 -RRB- was a Czechoslovakian-Canadian artist who specialised in textile art .. Order of Canada. textile art. Fiber art. She was born in Prague in Czechoslovakia , the daughter of Fred and Lily Lorenz .. Prague. Prague. She was considering a career in theatrical design , but moved with her family to England in 1940 to escape the Second World War .. She studied art at Newark Technical College , Birmingham College of Art , and at the Royal College of Art 's School of Design in London .. Newark Technical College. Newark Technical College. Birmingham College of Art. Birmingham College of Art. Royal College of Art. Royal College of Art. She exhibited at the Czechoslovak Club , and at Liberty in London .. Czechoslovak Club. Czechoslovak Club. Liberty. Liberty ( department store ). She also studied at the American School of Craftsmen in Rochester , New York .. American School of Craftsmen. American School of Craftsmen. She married Tibor Gregor , who had been born in Slovakia and had moved to London to study at the London School of Economics .. Tibor Gregor. Tibor Gregor. Slovakia. Slovakia. London School of Economics. London School of Economics. He served in a Czech battalion with British Army in the Second World War .. Czech battalion. 1st Czechoslovak Armoured Brigade. They had two children .. Her husband became an executive director of the Canadian Soft Drinks Association , and was a district governor of Rotary International , and its treasurer in 1981-82 and director in 1980-82 , and a trustee of the Rotary Foundation from 1986 to 1989 .. Canadian Soft Drinks Association. Canadian Soft Drinks Association. Rotary International. Rotary International. Rotary Foundation. Rotary Foundation. Gregor moved to Canada with her husband , and became a teacher at Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1952 , where she founded and became head of the textile department .. Ontario College of Art and Design. Ontario College of Art and Design. Toronto. Toronto. She worked in textile art , creating tapestries , and challenged the distinction between fine art and applied art .. textile art. Fiber art. tapestries. tapestry. fine art. fine art. applied art. applied art. She exhibited at the Triennial of Tapestry in Łodz twice .. Triennial of Tapestry. Triennial of Tapestry. Łodz. Łodz. Examples of her works are held by the Canadian Museum of Civilization , the National Gallery of Canada and the Art Gallery of Ontario .. Canadian Museum of Civilization. Canadian Museum of Civilization. National Gallery of Canada. National Gallery of Canada. Art Gallery of Ontario. Art Gallery of Ontario. She was a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts , the Ontario Society of Artists , and the Ontario Crafts Council .. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Ontario Society of Artists. Ontario Society of Artists. Ontario Crafts Council. Ontario Crafts Council. She won Ontario Crafts Council 's Mather Award in 1982 , and was appointed as a Member of the Order of Canada in 1987 .. Ontario Crafts Council. Ontario Crafts Council. Order of Canada. Order of Canada. The Ontario Crafts Council established the Helen Frances Gregor scholarship in her honour .. Ontario Crafts Council. Ontario Crafts Council. Her book The fabric of my life  : reflections of Helen Frances Gregor was published in 1987 .. Gregor died of a heart attack in Seoul , South Korea .. Seoul. Seoul. Her husband died in 2008 .