Georgette Rondel

Georgette Marthe France Buhler (; 22 December 1918 – 4 May 1942), known as Georgette Rondel and Zette Rondel, was a French painter, commercial artist, graphic designer and member of The White Stag Group. Rondel studied painting in Paris before working as a commercial artist and graphic designer. Rondel, Buhler and Nick Nicholls, an English-born Irish painter and poet, regularly visited the studio of Basil Rákóczi, the headquarters of The White Stag Group.

In late 1941, Rondel's husband was deported from Ireland. According to fellow White Stag Group member Patrick Scott, Rondel and Nicholls only began a romantic relationship following Buhler's deportation.

By the end of 1941, Rondel had returned to London whilst Nicholls remained in Dublin. Rondel's death is typically cited as being from an undisclosed illness.

Nicholls' 1942 poem "My Love is Dead" is dedicated to Rondel.