Leonora Carrington has always been a difficult one to decipher from life to art for me—I look forward to reading this recommendation by Giselle:

It’s personal, reflective, and shaped by the evolving relationship between the writer and her subject. Through these encounters, I discovered many details about Carrington’s life and how profoundly her experiences shaped her artistic world. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the personal mythology behind her work, showing how her independence, relationships, and periods of upheaval fed directly into the surreal and deeply symbolic universe she created.

The Surreal Life of Leonora Carrington by Joanna Moorhead

Rabinos or “The Rabbis”, 1960