Colombia, as a feminist and as a political artist. She was awarded the Order of Boyaca, the highest homage in Colombia, in 2003, the last painting that she painted was for her best friend Mateo Blanco (Portrait of a Friend); this the painting went on tour to United States. She died on December 14, 2005, at 98 years old, and only stopped working a few years before her death, when her body simply would no longer allow her to paint. Selected artworks Amanecer, 1940, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín First Communion, 1942, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín Sisters of Charity, 1942, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín Adolescence, 1944, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín Justicia, 1944, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín The Massacre of April 9, 1950, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín The Train of Death, 1950, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín The Cemetery of the Riffraff and/or My Head, 1950, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín The Republic, 1950, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín The Students Strike, 1957, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín Military Junta'', 1957, Museum of Modern Art of Medellín Selected exhibitions 1940: Salon Nacional de Artistas; Bogota, Colombia 1944: Exposición Nacional de Medellín; Colombia 1984: Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango; Bogota, Colombia 1984: Museo de Arte Moderno; Medellín, Colombia Acknowledgments There is an arts school with her name, located in the municipality of Envigado that offers professional careers in Plastic Arts, Music and Theater. Since November 29, 2016, her image appears on the 2,000 Colombian peso bill as part of the new family of banknotes that Banco de la República has put into circulation. On March 20, 2018, the biographical series "Débora, the woman who undressed Colombia" premiered about her life and her passion, which was broadcast on the Teleantioquia channel. During her career, Débora received the Prize for Arts and Letters. She received the Medal of Artistic and Cultural Merit She received the cross of boyacá She received the title of Master Honoris Causa from the University of Antioquia. During 2002, it carries out the process of construction of the physical plant and from 2008, it is about legal life in the new school in Bogotá, through Resolution 198 of January 28 with the name of Débora Arango Pérez. References Deffebach, Nancy. "The Art of Débora Arango: From Censorship to Canonization in Colombia." In "Proceeding of the 34th