Gerti Bierenbroodspot (Amsterdam, May 9, 1940) is a Dutch visual artist. In The Netherlands Bierenbroodspot is known for her versatility: she is a painter, sculptor, poet and archaeologist.

Bierenbroodspot is educated at the Amsterdam School of the Arts, the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam and the Institute for Drawing Teachers, also based there. She started painting in the old studio of her uncle Leo Gestel, who died in 1941, in Huizerhoogt. She works as a painter, draftsman, etcher and sculptor, she also designs gobelins and writes poems. [1] She made the wall paintings for the cruise ship Rotterdam of the Holland-America Line. Work of Bierenbroodspot was exhibited in various places in the Netherlands. Outside the Netherlands she exhibited in Brussels, New York, Amman and Beirut.

Bierenbroodspot was part of the team of archaeologists that did research in the Jordanian city of Petra. She was also involved in archaeological research in other countries in the Middle East. In 1995 she was knighted by King Hussein of Jordan. She was appointed honorary citizen of the city of Baalbeck in Lebanon in 1998, where she lived. In 1999 she was appointed Knight in the Order of the Dutch Lion.