Introduce briefly

• Early Years: Horna grew up in Budapest during an unstable sociopolitical period. She learned basic photographic techniques at a prestigious school in Budapest and became friends with photographer Robert Capa [1].

• Spanish Civil War: During the Spanish Civil War, Horna moved to Barcelona and documented the war as well as everyday life on the front lines. Her images, published in anarchist newspapers and magazines, revealed the effects of the war on civilians. She also collaborated with various magazines of anarchist ideology [1].

• Move to Mexico: Horna and her husband, José Horna, escaped to Paris in 1939 and later sought refuge in Mexico. In Mexico, she became a contributor to several magazines and worked as a full-time photographer for "Nosotros" magazine. She also explored architectural photography and collaborated with architects [1].

• "Las series de Kati Horna" at Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico City (2003) [2].

• "Kati Horna: El compromiso de la mirada; Fotografías de la Guerra Civil Española, 1937–1938" at Casa de Velásquez, Madrid (2009) [2].

• "Kati Horna: Nostalgia de lo perdido, asombro por lo encontrado" at Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Oaxaca, Mexico (2012) [2].

• "Kati Horna" at Museo Amparo, Puebla, and Jeu de Paume, Paris (2013–14) [2].

• "Told and Untold: The Photo Stories of Kati Horna in the Illustrated Press" at Americas Society, New York (2016) [2].

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