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Leonora Carrington was recognized as the last most important surrealist painter of her time. Of British descent, but nationalized Mexican, the artist had a privileged life: she was a rich, rebellious girl and the third surrealist artist in Mexico, after Frida Kahlo and Remedios Varo.
The eccentric painter and storyteller did not want to be anyone's muse, refused to go down in history as Max Ernst's lover and preferred to stand out in the artistic world as one more influence on surreal work. Our tribute to this great female specimen.
