Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo (July 6, 1907 - July 13, 1954) is a Mexican painter with a high international profile. She draws with vivid colors. And that style is influenced by the indigenous culture of Mexico and the influence of Europe (including realism, symbolism and surrealism). Many of her works are self-portraits, symbolically expressing their own pain and libido.

In 1929, Carlo married Mexican mural painter Diego Rivera. They share political opinions and encourage her artistic creation. She has long been regarded as an important painter, but the public's consciousness for her work has become more common since the 1970s. [Quotation required] Her "blue" house in Mexico City Coyoacan is a museum donated by Diego Rivera after the death of 1957. (From Wikipedia)

Currently there are two Frida Kahlos in two Frida 's "Frida Kahlo" in San Francisco' s Museum of Modern Art, there seem to be two Frida Kahlos, not the famous paintings of 1939. The tour began in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth of 2007. It displayed about 41 paintings, as well as photographs of generous women and famous people around them. On the other hand, there is a foresight artist, a wonderful beloved Frieda karo whose work is the subject of a powerful popular identity - a peer critic recently told the story of hippie worship. This godly worship is actually praying to Frida. Frida Kahlo is "a special woman who transforms her love and pain into art" in order to quote the slogan of the latest Salma Hayek's movie DVD documentary.

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