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Paula Rego: the Painter Who Made Women's Pain Visible

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What does a Portuguese painter have to do with the legalization of abortion? And how could some of the most disturbing images of the 20th century be born from a deep depression? Paula Rego's story is both shocking and inspiring.
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Paula Rego: the Painter Who Made Women's Pain Visible

What does a Portuguese painter have to do with the legalization of abortion? And how could some of the most disturbing images of the 20th century be born from a deep depression? Paula Rego's story is both shocking and inspiring.

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wmn.hu broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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