Letícia Asfora Falabella Leme

**PhD Candidate in the Graduate Program in History at Unicamp, specializing in Art History.** She was a visiting researcher at the History Department at Harvard University (USA) in the second semester of 2024. She holds a Masters degree in History from Unicamp, with a focus on Art History, funded by Fapesp, and conducted research on the reception of the French artist **Marie Laurencin** in Brazil. She completed a research internship at **Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne**, Paris, France, funded by **BEPE-Fapesp**, under the supervision of **Prof. Dr. Sophie Cras** in 2022. She holds a **Bachelors and Teaching degree in History** from Unicamp. As a **Pibic-Unicamp scholarship recipient**, she conducted undergraduate research on the artwork *Guitarist and Two Female Figures* by Marie Laurencin, part of the MASP collection. She is an **editor** of the journal *História Social* at Unicamp. Her current research focuses on the **reception and circulation** of the works of **women painters from the Parisian avant-gardes in Brazil**. Her interests include **gender studies, transnational studies, and circulation within modernism**, particularly regarding the relationships between **France and South America**. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)