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[[File:Leonora Carrington at work.jpg|thumb|Leonora at her studio in Mexico when she was painting "Nunscape at Manzanillo". ]]

[[File:Leonora Carrington at work.jpg|thumb|Leonora at her studio in Mexico when she was painting "Nunscape at Manzanillo".]]

'''Leonora Carrington''' (Chorley, Lancashire, 1917 - [[Mexico City]], 2011) was a British-born Mexican surrealist [[painter]], [[sculptor]] and a novelist. In Florence, Italy, she received her first formal training in painting; in London she attended the Chelsea School of Arts and the painting Academy of Amédée Ozenfant. In 1937, she met [[Max Ernst]], with whom she became involved romantically and artistically. Carrington was a member of a rare trio of Mexico-based female surrealists along with [[Frida Kahlo]] and Remedios Varo; with [[Remedios Varo]], she developed an illusionistic [[Surrealism]].  

'''Leonora Carrington''' (Chorley, Lancashire, 1917 - [[Mexico City]], 2011) was a British-born Mexican surrealist [[painter]], [[sculptor]] and a novelist. In Florence, Italy, she received her first formal training in painting; in London she attended the Chelsea School of Arts and the painting Academy of Amédée Ozenfant. In 1937, she met [[Max Ernst]], with whom she became involved romantically and artistically. Carrington was a member of a rare trio of Mexico-based female surrealists along with [[Frida Kahlo]] and Remedios Varo; with [[Remedios Varo]], she developed an illusionistic [[Surrealism]].  

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[[Category:Mexican Painters]]

[[Category:Mexican Painters]]