Frida Kalo
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Frida Kalo (1907-1954) became one of the idols of our time thanks to her canvases and, possibly even in a greater core, her very image in photography and painting.
She wrote about one hundred and fifty paintings, half of which are self-portraits: central Frida Kalo herself was Frida Kalo herself. Heavy and long work on the formation of one’s own personality, the definition of identity, resistance in the constant experience of physical suffering, the search for the sources of their “I”, which determine the character, is the main driving force on the artist’s path to the vast world of Latin American surrealism. This colorful album, written by two famous Italian art historians, tells about the difficult fate of the famous Mexican artist and her creative path. The album included not only the most famous works of Frida Kalo, but also rare photographs of the artist
She wrote about one hundred and fifty paintings, half of which are self-portraits: central Frida Kalo herself was Frida Kalo herself. Heavy and long work on the formation of one’s own personality, the definition of identity, resistance in the constant experience of physical suffering, the search for the sources of their “I”, which determine the character, is the main driving force on the artist’s path to the vast world of Latin American surrealism. This colorful album, written by two famous Italian art historians, tells about the difficult fate of the famous Mexican artist and her creative path. The album included not only the most famous works of Frida Kalo, but also rare photographs of the artist
Author:
Author:Oliva Akille Bonito, Frozo Marta
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Drawing & Painting
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Cooked
Series:
Series: Gallery of World Painting
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-137758-8
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