Leonora Carrington photographed by Kati Horna, 1972.
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Mexican photojournalist, surrealist photographer and teacher Kati Horna
Invierno en el patio (Winter in the Courtyard) Paris, 1939
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Hotel Camino Real Cd. Juarez, 1964. Demolished. Ricardo Legorreta arq., photo Kati Horna #legorreta #ciudadjuarez #katihorna #caminoreal #hotelcaminoreal
Automex Factory, Toluca, Mexico, 1964
Ricardo Legorreta, architect, with Ramiro Alatorre, Noé Castro, Carlos Hernández y Mathias Goeritz. Photo by Kati Horna
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» La primavera pasa; lloran las aves y son lágrimas los ojos de los peces. #Bashô 💧👁️🗨️💧 #Haiku #KatiHorna #Photography #Surrealism
Mexican photojournalist, surrealist photographer and educator Kati Horna.
Series Historia de un vampiro en Coyoacán, 1962
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Hotel Camino Real in Ciudad Juarez by Ricardo Legorreta, 1964 (destroyed). Photograph by Kati Horna
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Mexican Photojournalist, Surrealist photographer and teacher Kati Horna
Untitled, from An Ode to Necrophilia, 1962
(with Leonora Carrington)
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Kati Horna - Leonora Carington from 'Oda a la necrofilia' series, 1962
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Even when covering the Spanish Civil War, Kati Horna’s black-and-white photographs utilized Surrealist tropes; she often used experimental techniques, creating unsettling photomontages and superimposed images that dramatized the conflict’s impact on the civilian population. Born in Budapest, where photographer Robert Capa became a close childhood friend, Horna took up photography and later moved to Berlin, where she met and was inspired by the experimental work of László Moholy-Nagy. Horna then lived in Paris for several years, where she and Capa reunited; they left Paris together to photograph the Spanish Civil War. During this time, Horna produced some of the images for which she is best known, including Breastfeeding Woman (1937), a portrait of a mother in a Madrid refugee camp. During the onset of World War II, Horna fled Europe for Mexico, where she remained for the rest of her life. She became part of an artistic circle of émigrés that included Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo—often photographing them and other Mexican cultural figures. Horna had a major 2014 retrospective at the Jeu de Paume in Paris.
Sin Titulo (Untitled)
silver gelatin print
1962
Ciudad de México
en colaboración con José Horna
Kati Horna
(1912-2000, born Hungary)
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Mexican photojournalist, Surrealist photographer and teacher Kati Horna.
Series Historia de un vampiro en Coyoacán, 1962
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#Photography #Monochrome #KatiHorna "The Three Kings (José Horna, Chiki Weisz and Leonora Carrington) with Claudia Baker, Norah and Gaby, Mexico"
#Photography #Monochrome #KatiHorna "Wedding of #LeonoraCarrington and Chiki Weisz with their guests on the patio of the house of the Horna's, Tabasco Street 198, Colonio Roma, Mexico City, 1946"
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Mexican photojournalist, surrealist photographer and teacher Kati Horna
Untitled (Carnaval de Huejotzingo, Puebla 1941)
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Mexican photojournalist, surrealist photographer and teacher Kati Horna
from the series Historia de un vampiro en Coyoacán, 1962
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Leonora Carrington by Kati Horna
A gelatin silver print of a collage gifted to Leonora Carrington as a birthday present on April 6, 1987.
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