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Little-known Czech surrealists meet French counterparts in Germany

Hugo Taborsky, Selfportrait, 1933

Hugo Taborsky, Selfportrait, 1933

Emila Medkova's unique perception was based on incredible attention to detail. She believed that surrealism was a part of reality itself. Although Surrealism was forbidden under the communist regime in Czechoslovakia, she refused to give up her work.

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