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The Hearing Trumpet by Leonora Carrington, 2004-02-02 Leonora Carrington by Susan L. Aberth, 2010-05-01 Leonora Carrington: The Mexican Years : 1943-1985 by Leonora Carrington, 1992-05 The Seventh Horse and Other Tales by Leonora Carrington, 1988-10-13 House of Fear by Leonora Carrington, 1990-03-30 Leonora Carrington: Una retrospectiva (Spanish Edition) by Luis Carlos Emerich, 1994 Leonora Carrington: A Retrospective Exhibition by Leonora; Ines Amor Carrington, 1976 Leonora Carrington: Surrealismo, Alquimia Y Arte (Artes Visuales) (Spanish Edition) by Susan L. Aberth, 2005-02-02 Leonora Carrington: Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture, 1940-1990 Leyendas De La Novia Del Viento: Leonora Carrington Escritoria (Spanish Edition) by Leonora Carrington, 2001-01-01 Leonora Carrington: La realidad de la imaginacion (Galeria. Coleccion de arte mexicano) (Spanish Edition) by Whitney Chadwick, 1994 Leonora Carrington: What She Might Be by Salomon Grimberg, 2008-01 Down Below by Leonora, Illustrated by Taub, Debra Carrington, 1983 Stone Door by Leonora Carrington, 1978-04

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1. Leonora Carrington
   Links to other sites.Category Arts Literature Authors C Carrington, LeonoraLeonora Carrington. Below are web links. Updates New webpage by Carrington'sson, Pablo WeiszCarrington, for her Leonora Carrington.  
   http://www.hungryflower.com/leorem/carrington.html
   
   Extractions: Below are web links. Click here for a bibliography of books, articles, etc. Updates: New: webpage by Carrington's son, Pablo Weisz-Carrington, for her Leonora Carrington Galleries/Images Web Bios/chrons/articles/etc in English In Spanish Other Languagues Webpage by Carrington's son, Pablo Weisz-Carrington, for her Leonora Carrington . Includes: Biographical sketch, her Mexico City studio, galleries, the temptation of Saint Anthony, books, links, bibliography and galleries. Images of her work broken down by decades Carrington Gallery Mary-Anne Martin/Fine Art Gallery They represent Carrington and had a gallery of her work up but don't currently. However, it's a good idea to check once in a while. Brewster Arts. They are another gallery that represent her. They had new paintings by Leonora Carrington posted but checked recently and all the gallery images were down. It looks like the website is moved. They also have another link at Art in Context Sidi Bou said - 20,000 horses

2. Jxr - Fehler
   carrington leonora. (C). Leonora Carrington.Carrington, Leonora. Leonora Carrington Biographie, Auszeichnungen, Links,  
   http://www.jxr.de/carrington_leonora.htm

3. Carrington Leonora
   Translate this page CARRINGTON, (1917), documents disponibles sur ou de Leonora Carrington. librairieancienne spécialisée. NANGA. Jérôme Feugereux. tél. 33 (0)6 11 19 47 53).  
   http://www.nanga.fr/c/carrington.htm
   
   Extractions: CARRINGTON documents disponibles sur ou de Leonora Carrington librairie ancienne spécialisée NANGA Jérôme Feugereux tél.: 33 (0)6 11 19 47 53) libraire à Villerville En Bas, précédé d'une lettre à Henri Parisot (Le désordre, Jean Schuster), Eric Losfeld (Le terrain vague), Paris, 1973 (broché, 21 x 10 cm, 68 page, un dessin) 10 euros ACCUEIL CONTACT CHERCHER A B C ... COMMANDE

4. Leonora Carrington
   Leonora Carrington Bibliography. Below are paper/print/video bibliographyresources. Where Carrington,Leonora The Mexican Years. Delpar  
   http://www.hungryflower.com/leorem/leobib.html
   
   Extractions: Below are paper/print/video bibliography resources. Where possible, books are linked to Amazon but may go out of print. Citation format is erratic as to save time I copy and paste from various sources as is. Click here for a web-based galleries, resources, links on Leonora Carrington Books on Carrington/novels by Carrington books: includes other artists besides Carrington articles non-English sources The Hearing Trumpet Leonora Carrington, novel, with illus by Pablo Weisz Carrington, and Paul W. Carrington. Paperback - 240 pages. Reprint edition (August 1996) Exact Change . Sometimes goes out of stock. (Reviews). Also The hearing trumpet by Leonora Carrington, Pablo Weisz-Carrington (illustrations) San Francisco : City Lights Books, c1985. Also New York : St. Martin's Press, c1976. 158 p. : ill. Leonora Carrington : A Retrospective Exhibition , by Ctr Fr Inter-Amer Relations. Out of print. Leonora Carrington, The Mexican Years : 1943-1985 , by Leonora Carrington. University of New Mexico Press. May 1992. Leonora Carrington: paintings, drawings and sculptures 1940-1990

5. Carrington Leonora (1917 - )
   The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
   http://www.altfactor.gr/cgi-bin/websf.cgi?carrington

6. Leonora Carrington
   LEONORA CARRINGTON. Cocodrilos , lithograph, 1974. by Mario Cutajar.(The Remba Gallery, West Hollywood) An exhibition of 17 lithographs  
   http://artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles1995/Articles1295/Carrington
   
   Extractions: by Mario Cutajar The Remba Gallery , West Hollywood) An exhibition of 17 lithographs by Leonora Carrington is a rare opportunity to examine firsthand the graphic work of one of the very few women artists associated with the Surrealist movement. While Carrington has had numerous shows in New York and in Mexico, where she has lived since 1943, this is a rare exhibition appearance in Los Angeles. Born in 1917 into an upper-middle-class English family, Carrington was headstrong and difficult as a child. At the age of nine, while attending the first of two convent schools, she de- cided she wanted to become a saint and acquire the power of levitation. However, her ambition, behind which one easily discerns a childish wish to be special and rise above the adults who ruled, or tried to rule her, failed to make her behavior more saint-like, and over the next eight years she managed to get herself expelled from one school after another. Her interest in art was kindled by a nine month stay at Miss Penrose's Academy in Florence, where she discovered the grotesque art of the middle ages. Carrington's mother had hopes that her unruly daughter would marry a royal, but Leonora's debut at court in 1934 merely confirmed her lack of enthusiasm for high society. After much pleading and wrangling, her parents reluctantly agreed to allow her to study art. While studying with Amedee Ozenfant a classmate introduced her to Max Ernst, whose picture

7. LEONORA CARRINGTON
   Leonora Carrington, Big Badger Meets the Domino Boys, 1986. Egg temperaon panel. 24 1/4 x 30 inches. Born in 1917 in the north of England.  
   http://www.albany.edu/museum/wwwmuseum/crossing/artist4.htm
   
   Extractions: Leonora Carrington's work reveals the influences of fourteenth-century Italian painting, Celtic literary sources, and English nursery rhymes. She spent many years in Mexico, drawn to its symbolic imagery. Big Badger Meets the Domini Boys combines humans and animals as did the fairy tales she heard while growing up. She often uses animals to represent the feminine.

8. La Vitrina - Visual Arts - Leonora Carrington
   Leonora Carrington Her Wit, White Horses, Caviar, and Other Talents by SusanaPliego I am an old woman, 'seated' in Mexico, expressed Leonora Carrington  
   http://www.lavitrina.com/html/visual/visual3/leono.html
   
   Extractions: Leonora Carrington was born in Clayton Green, England, in 1917. In 1936, she gained international recognition when she exhibited along with artists such as Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst and Yves Tanguey at the International Surrealist Exhibition in London. It marked the beginning of the Surrealists' glimpse into her enchanted world as well as the beginning of a strong and long relationship with the Surrealists. Leonora ran off with Max Ernst at the age of twenty. Due to the outbreak of World War II, she moved to Mexico City via New York in 1942, together with Renato Leduc, whom she had met through Picasso. From that moment on, Leonora made Mexico her adoptive land. The first event of the celebration was held on November 20, 1997 at Brewster Arts Ltd. There was a screening of a 20-minute documentary by Lucero Isaac on Ms. Carrington's life and work. Following the film, a conversation between the artist and Whitney Chadwick took place. Chadwick is the author of the book "Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement" (1985) among numerous other books on Surrealism and on the life and work of Leonora Carrington.

9. Leonora Carrington. Posters, Books, Postcards, Gift Ideas
   Leonora Carrington. Leonora carrington leonora Carrington's Catalog LeonoraCarrington's Catalog. Resources Meeting Info Leonora Carrington's  
   http://www.honmex.com/eros/moreartwork/carrington1.htm

10. Leonora Carrington + Pablo Weis Carrington
    Leonora Carrington + Pablo Weis Carrington Artists in Exhibition- Leonora Carrington Pablo Weis Carrington.  
    http://www.artincontext.org/listings/pages/exhib/2/0sl1zp42/artist.htm

11. Art Museum - Leonora Carrington
    Leonora Carrington. Život a dílo. Surrealismus. Pet Shop Boys DISCO3 . new album FEB 3. Život Leonory Carrington. (1917 Londýn  
    http://www.artmuseum.cz/painters/c/carrington/
    
    Extractions: Jemnì surrealistické dílo britské umìlkynì Leonory Carringtonové je kombinací jejích osobních prožitkù, fantazie, mytologie a keltských legend, které odrážejí její hluboký zájem v historii zemì jejího pùvodu. Carringtonová ve svých obrazech èasto používá témata mladých dívek, pøedstavuje bohatý svìt obývaný zvíøaty, vymyšlenými i opravdovými, a umožòuje dát prùchod rùzným aspektùm prùzkumu lidské osobnosti. Skrze své hypnotické kompozice dosahuje rozmanitých druhù prùsvitnosti snu. Carringtonová je všestranou umìlkyní, mimo malíøství se zabývá i spisovatelskou èinností.

12. Leonora Carrington
    An excerpt from Julie Byrd's paper Les Femmes Surrealistes presented at the Interdisciplinary CrossCultu Category Arts Literature Authors C carrington, leonoraSincere thanks to Ms. Byrd for her work. leonora carrington was arevolutionary before she ever encountered the Surrealists. Born  
    http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/courses/EdPsy387-Sp95/Steven-Clark/project/Carrington/Car
    
    Extractions: The following was taken from Julie Byrd's paper Les Femmes Surrealistes presented at the Interdisciplinary Cross-Cultural Conference at the University of Illinois on March 3, 1995. Sincere thanks to Ms. Byrd for her work. In 1937, Carrington met Max Ernst in London. He left his wife for Carrington, his "Bride of the Wind". The couple lived together until the outbreak of W.W.II when Ernst was taken prisoner as an enemy alien. Carrington's work during this period moves from themes of childhood filled with magical birds and animals, to a mature art based on Celtic mythology and alchemical transformation. It is an art of sensibility rather than hallucination, one in which animal guides lead the way out of a world of men who don't know magic, fear the night, and have no mental powers except intellect. One can clearly see this in Leonora Carrington's self-portrait where animals reveal themselves to be forces of nature. "The source of Carringtion's magical white horse lies not in Freud's use of the horse as a symbol of male power but in the Celtic legends that nourished her childhood...the horse is sacred to the ancient tribe of the Tuatha de Danaan...the hyena belongs to the fertile world of night; the horse becomes an image of rebirth into the light of day and the world beyond the looking glass. As symbolic intermediaries between the unconscious and the natural world, they replace male Surrealists' reliance on the image of woman as the mediating link between man and the "marvelous" and suggest the powerful role played by Nature as a source of creative power for the woman artist (Chadwick, p. 79)."

13. Carrington Leonora - Fomentar A.C.
    Translate this page Nombre carrington leonora. En 1964 pintó en el Museo nacional de Antropologíael mural El mundo mágico de los mayas Entrevista con Leonora Carrington  
    http://www.scfomentar.com.mx/Mexico/PintoresMex/data/file045.htm
    
    Extractions: Nombre: Carrington Leonora Fecha de Nac: Inglaterra (1917-) Nació en Inglaterra, la mayor parte de su obra reconocida mundialmente (tanto pictórica como literaria, ya que es autora de una novela, dos obras de teatro y dos libros de cuentos) ha sido realizada en México, a donde llegó en 1942. Ha sido digna representante del movimiento surrealista y, además de escribir y pintar, ha realizado escenografía teatral. En 1964 pintó en el Museo nacional de Antropología el mural El mundo mágico de los mayasEntrevista con Leonora Carrington

14. Leonora Carrington
    Leonora Carrington.  
    http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/tyrell/439/leonora.html

15. Terra - Entretenimiento
    Translate this page Leonora carrington leonora CARRINGTON. La pintura de Leonora Carrington descubriólos planos ocultos que reseñan el surrealismo poético de la pintura.  
    http://www.terra.com.mx/Entretenimiento/articulo/036353/
    
    Extractions: CANALES Automovilismo Beisbol Basquetbol Cine Clima Clubes Compras Deportes Entretenimiento Estilo de Vida Finanzas Futbol Internacional Futbol Mexicano Horóscopos Humor Juegos Música Niños Noticias Política SERVICIOS Acceso a Internet Agenda de Eventos Bolsa de Trabajo Clasificados Charl@con Directorio Comercial Foros Mail Paginas Personales Parejas y Amigos Charl@con Tarjetas Tienda Terra EXCLUSIVOS Reforma El Norte MTV Invertia Diario Oficial Infosel Inversionista Legal Más especiales ... Terra: Entretenimiento Arte y Cultura CINE ... ARTE Y CULTURA 1. Leonora Carrington VIDEO HUMOR JUEGOS Todos los ... Tips

16. Loplops Geheimnis Max Ernst Und Leonora Carrington In Südfrankreich
    Translate this page Loplops Geheimnis Max Ernst und Leonora Carrington in Südfrankreich. SchmidSilvana Bildende Kunst Ernst Max carrington leonora Taschenbuch Paperback  
    http://www.cd-verteiler.de/loplops-geheimnis-max-ernst-und-leonora-carrington-in

17. Mario Cutajar On Leonora Carrington
    Leonora Carrington. ArtScene, December 1995. (The Remba Gallery, WestHollywood) An exhibition of 17 lithographs by Leonora Carrington  
    http://mariotexts.tripod.com/articles/carrington.htm
    
    Extractions: Leonora Carrington ArtScene, December 1995 (The Remba Gallery, West Hollywood) An exhibition of 17 lithographs by Leonora Carrington is a rare opportunity to examine firsthand the graphic work of one of the very few women artists associated with the Surrealist movement. While Carrington has had numerous shows in New York and in Mexico, where she has lived since 1943, this is a rare exhibition appearance in Los Angeles. Born in 1917 into an upper-middle-class English family, Carrington was headstrong and difficult as a child. At the age of nine, while attending the first of two convent schools, she decided she wanted to become a saint and acquire the power of levitation. However, her ambition (behind which one easily discerns a childish wish to be special and rise above the adults who ruled or tried to rule her) failed to make her behavior more saint-like, and over the next eight years she managed to get herself expelled from one school after another. Her interest in art was kindled by a nine-month stay at Miss Penrose's Academy in Florence, where she discovered the grotesque art of the middle ages. Carrington's mother had hopes that her unruly daughter would marry a royal, but Leonora's debut at court in 1934 merely confirmed her lack of enthusiasm for high society. After much pleading and wrangling, her parents reluctantly agreed to allow her to study art. While studying with Amedeé Ozenfant a classmate introduced her to Max Ernst, whose picture

18. Leonora Carrington - Feministische Phantastisch-utopische Literatur
    Biographie, Auszeichnungen, Links, Artikel, Interviews.  
    http://www.feministische-sf.de/einzelne_autorinnen/fsf_leonora-carrington.html

19. My Escape With My Melon
    Short biography, bibliography and story The Debutante.  
    http://www.kalin.lm.com/carr.html
    
    Extractions: Author of, among other things, two plays, The Flannel Night-Shirt and Penelope , as well as of an account of her experiences during a period of separation from the artist Max Ernst when she was pronounced incurably insane, Leonora Carrington entered the surrealist movement in 1937. An artist whose painting recurrently evokes magic encounters, she brings to the practice of storytelling a sense of occasion that endows her tales with quite a special atmosphere. Her stories are not characterized by a mood of wonder of excitements. Rather, these celebrations of the marvelous are marked by a singular matter of factness; as they are, also, by an element so mysterious to the French, that in defeat, they refer to it helplessly as l'humour anglais The feeling communicated in the stories Ms. Carrington tells owes much to her distinctive point of view. This is not at all the viewpoint of militant feminism. It is, however, so characteristically that of a woman as to make Leonora Carrington's tales noteworthy examples of how narrative may be approached and handled under surrealist influence. In the most positive, creative, and revealing sense, her imagination is feminine. It enriches her stories with numerous details that contribute to undermining the barrier separating normality from the universe where her characters are in their natural element.

20. Leonora Carrington
    Sitio dedicado a leonora carrington. Esta copuesto por seis galerias de pintura, una de trayectoria, con datos valiosos sobre su vida, y una dedicada a sus libros y ediciones que ilustro.  
    http://www.arts-history.mx/carrington/homepage.html

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