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    Frida Khalo Biography

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    up there as well. At a young age she would go see Diego Rivera‚ who would later become her husband‚ paint a mural in her school. But‚ it was not until she was 18 that she began to paint. It was right after her bus accident that Frida started to paint and painted her first self-portrait. Then about three years after her accident she reconnected with a man that really encouraged her artwork. That man being another outstanding Mexican artist‚ Diego Rivera. After meeting with him again she later married

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    In the video “Man at The Crossroads” produce by James Ayala and John Riveaux they talked about the life of Diego Rivera. Diego Rivera was born in December 8 1886 in Mexico. He sought out art throughout his life he started drawing as a little kid. He then went to San Carlos Academy of fine Arts in his teens‚ and then traveled to Europe to live and work on his art. First mural he created was in 1922 in the boulevard amphitheater at the university of Mexico was the first important mural of the 20th

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    represents all the pain caused by the bus accident she had. Also we have all the nails that Frida has on her body which represent all the pain she had had because of many surgeries‚ but we have a bigger nail on her heart‚ which means her pain caused by Diego when he cheated on her. The way she’s looking at us represents how strong she was besides all the problems she had had. The background could mean two things‚ first the sky represents the hard past she had‚ and the soil or land represents all the obstacles

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    admiring each work of art. Most pieces were displayed separately; only very few had 2 or 3 in a case‚ each with its own description. As I walked into the second room of the exhibit the descriptions started explaining the friendships he made‚ like painter Diego Rivera‚ and his accomplishment setting up silver workshops in Taxco. He even hired craftsmen from that area to work with silver as well. Many then split off and started their own workshops‚ developing Taxco into a silver industry. At the end of the

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    husband‚ Diego Rivera‚ The same one is also dressed in traditional clothing and the other Frida is independent and dressed in modern clothing. This painting was very famous and sold in 1947 to the National Institute of Fine arts in Mexico City for $1000‚ the most Frida has ever gotten for a painting in her

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    Throughout the late 1920’s many American patrons of the arts had attempted to bring the famous Mexican muralist‚ Diego Rivera‚ to the United States for commissioned works. It wasn’t until September of 1930 that Rivera finally arrived in San Francisco to paint. His wife‚ the famous painter Frida Khalo‚ whom he had recently married‚ accompanied him. Fellow artist and instructor at the California Academy of Arts‚ Ralph Stackpole‚ had recommended to Timothy Pflueger that he use Rivera for a new project

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    Frida Kahlo

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    contracted polio‚ which left the right leg significantly smaller than the left. Often times‚ she wore long dresses to cover the insecurity of her leg. When she turned fifteen‚ she began to attend a school named Prepatoria where she first encountered Diego Rivera‚ who was painting a mural for the school. Little did she know that he would become her husband seven years later. When she was eighteen‚ she was involved in a bus accident that left a mark on her life forever. Several of her bones were broken

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    Frida Kahlo Analysis

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    improve her works and develop originality. This advice from Rivera influenced Kalho’s artistic style by causing her to move away from the gloomy Renaissance-like portraits and develop her own unique and unconventional style of painting. Frida and Diego got married on August 21st‚ 1929. They had a tumultuous relationship ruled by infidelity. For this reason‚ Rivera also influenced Kahlo in a negative way and became a subject for many of her works. Her piece ‘Memory’ (1937) was created to express the

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    Artwork

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    clear setting to help viewers the theme of painting easily. The background is filled with the agitated clouds on the stormy dark sky and it obviously reflects her inner pain. Frida who sits on the left side portrays rejected Frida by her husband Diego Rivera. On the right‚ it represents loved and respected Frida by him. The two Fridas hold hands each other as if loved Frida tries to join unloved Frida’s suffering. It also implies her only companion is herself since she was six years old. She was

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    The Two Fridas Analysis

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    dress that is torn up around the heart area. These tears possibly symbolize the figurative tears that the toxic relationship with Diego caused. She knows that Diego can never truly love her for anything other than her race and it causes tears in her dress that she can’t repair. The left heart is also open and exposed which comes from the aftermath of her heartbreak by Diego. This heart has been purposefully damaged to make it weaker since the love of her life tore it to pieces. I also noticed that the

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