Frida kahlo still life

Still life with parrot and flag is one of artworks by Frida Kahlo. Artwork analysis, large resolution images, user comments, interesting facts and much more.

Out of my diary of dinner parties I came across recently dropped a thank you note with this lush image by Frida Kahlo. It's called 'The Bride Who Gets Frightened of Seeing the Open Life', (or as some have translated, 'Life Opened' ('La novia que se espanta de ver la vida abierta'). The postcard, which was sent in 1993, more than twenty years ago, curiously presaged a theme that would eventually become a big part of Improvised Life: how to antidote the many fears, taboos, 'NO's' we can feel…

Frida Kahlo

MMoCA's “Pitahayas” is part of a massive Google Arts & Culture undertaking.

In the first show dedicated to Kahlo’s work in New York for 10 years, the Mexican artist’s garden has been recreated in the Bronx, along with an exhibition of her botanically themed works

Samuel Fastlicht was a dentist of European origin, who arrived to Mexico in 1921. He made great contributions to Pre-Columbian history, particularly in ref...

Frida Kahlo's last painting has the strange title "Viva la vida!" or "Long live Life!" The choice of watermelons has to do with a Mexican cultural tradition. Click on the link to find out more. #fridakahlo #vivalavida #watermelonpaintings

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An icon of art history and feminism, Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) transcends the narrow label of painter to enthrall and inspire fresh generations more than 60