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Celia Calderón: gráfica mexicana, activismo y memoria en el acervo de dibujo y estampa de la antigua Academia de San Carlos
Collective memory is formed from codes that include or exclude social subjects. Although the history of women in art emerged in the 1970s, the rescue and appreciation of Mexican female artists is a work still in progress. Celia Calderón (1921-1969) was an engraver and one of the first female teacher
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