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Frida Kahlo 1) was (be) a mexican painter. She 2) (be) born in México city in 1907 . She 3) Frida 4) (go) to the prestigious secondary school. In 1925, at the age of eighteen. Frida 5) (have) a terrible traffic accident. Que could not walk for a long time, so she 6) (start) paintig. In 1929 she 7) (marry) the painter Diego Rivera. The next year, they 8) (move) yo new York, but Frida was not happy there. They 9) (return) to México in 1935. Frida 10) (win) a national art prize in 1946, anda she 11) (become) famous in México. She 12) (die) in 1954, when she 13) (be) only 47 years old.
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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón, better known as Frida Kahlo, was a Mexican painter. Her life was marked by the misfortune of suffering a serious accident in her youth that kept her bedridden for long periods, undergoing up to 32 operations. surgical
He led an unconventional life. His pictorial work revolves thematically around his biography and his own suffering. She was the author of 150 works, mainly self-portraits, in which she projected her difficulties to survive. Frida's work and that of her husband, the painter Diego Rivera, influenced each other. Both shared a taste for Mexican folk art with indigenous roots, inspiring other Mexican painters of the post-revolutionary period.
In 1939 she exhibited her paintings in France thanks to an invitation from André Breton, who tried to convince her that they were "surrealists", although Kahlo said that this trend did not correspond to her art since she did not paint dreams but her own life. One of the works in this exhibition (Self-Portrait-The Frame, which is currently in the Pompidou Center) became the first painting by a Mexican artist to be acquired by the Louvre Museum. Until then, Frida Kahlo had painted only privately and she herself found it difficult to admit that her work could have a general interest. Although he enjoyed the admiration of prominent painters and intellectuals of his time such as Pablo Picasso, Vasili Kandinski, André Breton, Marcel Duchamp, Tina Modotti and Concha Michel, his work achieved fame and true international recognition after his death, especially at the end of the 1980s and early 1990s by collectors such as singer Madonna.