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Rosa Elena Curruchich Made Paintings Small Enough to Smuggle. Now, They're Seeing the Light.
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Rosa Elena Curruchich Made Paintings Small Enough to Smuggle. Now, They're Seeing the Light.
Rosa Elena Curruchich painting in her outdoor studio. Image courtesy of Ana Livingston Paddock. For most of her life, Rosa Elena Curruchich painted in secret. Her canvases, just a few inches wide, were easy to hide. “She’d wrap her paintings up in the little fabric that you wrap your tortillas in, stick them in her basket, and carry them out of the village, get on the bus with them,” the artist Ana Livingston Paddock, a close friend of Curruchic…
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