Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo

Auteur : Frida Kahlo, Helga Prignitz-Poda, Peter von Becker

Date de publication : 2010

Éditeur : Martin-Gropius-Bau, Bank Austria Kunstforum

Nombre de pages : 255

Résumé du livre

This companion volume to an ambitious retrospective holds a mirror up to the iconic artist whose work so strongly reflected her life. The life and work of Frida Kahlo were inextricably intertwined. This beautiful monograph celebrates the artist while exploring the lesser-known aspects of her story. Reproductions of Kahlo's paintings are accompanied by a series of illuminating essays that explore the artist s private writings and the intense
public interest in her life, the role of physical and mental suffering in the creative process, and the coded and double
meanings hidden in so much of Kahlo s work. In addition, a photographic essay compiled by her grandniece, Cristina Kahlo, features images from the family's private collection. As an icon of female strength and suffering, Frida Kahlo has become something of an art world myth. This scholarly yet profoundly moving illustrated tribute to her life and work offers a measured perspective that rises above the noise of celebrity to discover the true artist and the truth of her art.

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