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Rebeca Matte Bello
Rebeca Matte Bello (1875–1929) was a Chilean sculptor. Her sculptures are in the collection of the Chilean National Museum of Fine Arts, including her sculpture ''Icarus and Daedalus,'' which resides outside the museum.
==Early life and education==
Rebeca Matte, born October 29, 1875 in Santiago, Chile,〔 (In Spanish)〕 was the only daughter of Rebecca Reyes and Augusto Matte, an ambassador for Chile. While living in Santiago, she was educated by her grandmother. Matte was exposed to many intellectuals of Chile at the time, including José Victorino Lastarria, Gabriel Jordan Amunátegui, and Alberto Blest Gana. Her father would move to Paris and Matte would be educated in Europe.
In Europe, she first studied in Rome, under Giulio Monteverde. In Paris, she studied at the Julien Academy under Ernest Dubois and Denys Puech. As a young artist, she found influence in the work of Auguste Rodin. She would marry diplomat Pedro Felipe Larrain Iñíguez,〔 and she would give birth to their daughter, Lily Iñíguez Matte. Lily would die in 1926, this grief causing Matte not to sculpt anymore.〔
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