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[[Image:Robert_Capa_Kati_Horna_in_the_studio_of_Josef_Pesci_1933.jpg|thumb|258px|Kati Horna in the studio of Josef Pesci, 1933. Photo by [[Robert Capa]].]]
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[[Image:Robert_Capa_Kati_Horna_in_the_studio_of_Josef_Pesci_1933.jpg|thumb|350px|Kati Horna in the studio of Josef Pesci, 1933. Photo by [[Robert Capa]].]]
[[Image:Horna_Kati_1962_Woman_with_Masks.jpg|thumb|258px|Kati Horna, ''Mujeres con Mascaras'' [Woman with Masks], 1962.]]
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[[Image:Horna_Kati_1962_Woman_with_Masks.jpg|thumb|350px|Kati Horna, ''Mujeres con Mascaras'' [Woman with Masks], 1962.]]
 
Kati Horna (1912-2000) was a Budapest-born photographer who participated in the civil war in Spain and was member of anarchistic groups like Mujeres Libres or Tierra y Libertad. She emigrated to Mexico in 1939 where she was part of surrealists circles and teaching photography at the Nacional de Artes Plásticas school and at the Universidad Iberoamericana. [http://www.irmielin.org/nothere/kati-horna]
 
Kati Horna (1912-2000) was a Budapest-born photographer who participated in the civil war in Spain and was member of anarchistic groups like Mujeres Libres or Tierra y Libertad. She emigrated to Mexico in 1939 where she was part of surrealists circles and teaching photography at the Nacional de Artes Plásticas school and at the Universidad Iberoamericana. [http://www.irmielin.org/nothere/kati-horna]
  

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Kati Horna in the studio of Josef Pesci, 1933. Photo by Robert Capa.
Kati Horna, Mujeres con Mascaras [Woman with Masks], 1962.

Kati Horna (1912-2000) was a Budapest-born photographer who participated in the civil war in Spain and was member of anarchistic groups like Mujeres Libres or Tierra y Libertad. She emigrated to Mexico in 1939 where she was part of surrealists circles and teaching photography at the Nacional de Artes Plásticas school and at the Universidad Iberoamericana. [1]

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