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Varo spent the majority of her adulthood as a political refugee

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Varo designed her own clothes.

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Remedios Varo, in addition to painting, also designed costumes for theatrical performances

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Varo died on October 8, 1963 from a heart attack.

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Remedios Varo was one of the first major female surrealist artists. Before her, female surrealists were considered lesser than their male counterparts. Varo's unique and often disturbing art reflected this, showing sad women in isolation. This expressed how many women felt at the time. Her art was an inspiration to women of the time, and helped to change the way women were viewed in the art world. Her imagination captivated the eyes of many, and continue to do so. Varo was not only an important Hispanic artist, but an important female artist as well.

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Remedios Varo was a spanish surrealist artist. She was born on December 16, 1908 in Anglès, GIrona. Varo was given the basic education deemed proper for young ladies during her childhood. She rejected all religious ideology.

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Spanish