kahlo, frida

Introduces the life of the world-famous Mexican artist who overcame polio, injuries from a near-fatal bus accident, a tempestuous marriage to Diego Rivera, and other difficulties.

A biography of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, written as a child's school report. Features photos of Kahlo and reproductions of her paintings.

Text and photographs relate the story of the Mexican painter dicussing her battles with illness, travels to the United States and abroad, political convictions, and relationships with other artists.

Presents the life and accomplishments of the Mexican painter, from her early marriage to the muralist Diego Rivera, to her first success as a painter, to her emergence as a world famous artist.

Chronicles the relationship between Mexican artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, discussing their artistic differences, ideological common ground, and turbulent times together.

Presents an introduction to artist Frida Kahlo, discussing how her love of Mexico, her husband Diego Rivera, and a serious accident at the age of eighteen influenced her work, and looking at some of her many autobiographical paintings and drawings.

The biography of Frida Kahlo who after being injured in a bus in Mexico City conquered excruciating physical pain and plunged into the artistic and political movements of her day. Throughout her marriage to the renowned Mexican painter Diego Rivera, Kahlo struggled for emotional fulfillment and artistic recognition.

Chronicles the life of Frida Kahlo, discussing her accident, health issues, relationship with Diego Rivera, artwork, and other related topics.

A biography of the Mexican painter who survived a near-fatal bus accident at the age of eighteen, learned to paint as a form of therapy, had a stormy marriage with Diego Rivera, and became a world-famous artist.