Phenomenon wikiart.org/en/remedios-va…

Folio 8 from Igra v adu (A Game in Hell) moma.org/collection/wor…

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Fleeing political unrest, artist Remedios Varo relocated from Europe to Mexico in 1941, where she created surrealist paintings influenced by mythology, science, and alchemy.

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Remedios Varo was both a technical draftsman for an automotive company and a surrealist painter, her dual professions greatly influencing her distinctive engineering-influenced art.

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The head of a horse (The Horse) wikiart.org/en/fernand-leg…

Remedios Varo's intriguing artwork was influenced by her interests in mysticism, alchemy, and the writings of Carl Jung.

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Book recommendation 🎨📖

Paul Klee: His Life and Work amzn.to/3UvFw1t

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Towards the end of her life, Remedios Varo lived in Mexico City's Colonia Roma, a creative hub for many artists. #ArtFact

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Remedios Varo was a Spanish-Mexican artist admired for infusing surrealist art with elements from science fiction and natural history. #ArtFact

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