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The extraordinary, posthumously published memoir in letters of a Colombian artist whose writing was championed by Gabriel Garcà a Márquez - 'startling and astringently poetic' The New York Times

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The extraordinary, posthumously published memoir in letters of a Colombian artist whose writing was championed by Gabriel Garcà a Márquez - 'startling and astringently poetic' The New York Times
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Emma Reyes (1919-2003) was a Colombian painter and intellectual whose letters were first published in 2012. She grew up in extreme poverty and escaped a convent for orphan girls at age nineteen. Illiterate, she travelled wherever she could and dedicated most of her life to painting and drawing, slowly breaking through as an artist and forging friendships with some of the most distinguished European and Latin American artists, writers and intellectuals of the twentieth century. She lived in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Jerusalem, Washington and Rome before settling in Paris. The year she passed away, the French government named her a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters.