Taschen "Frida Kahlo. 45th Ed." - product description Frida Kahlo is a unique monograph published to celebrate Taschen 's anniversary. It sheds new light on the life and work of one of the most fascinating artists of the 20th century. Frida Kahlo 1907–1954 transcended art history, becoming an icon of feminism, gender politics, and Mexican revolutionary modernism. Over 480 pages, author Luis-Martín Lozano juxtaposes the artist's moving paintings with rare photographs by masters such as Nickolas Muray and Manuel Álvarez Bravo. The publication offers an intimate glimpse into Frida's world through excerpts from her personal journal, drawings, and a richly illustrated biography. Readers have the opportunity to admire not only famous self-portraits in unprecedented close-ups, but also works from private collections and works considered lost or unexhibited for over 80 years. Discover the pain, passion, and indomitable spirit of an artist who turned her life into a masterpiece. Also, check out our other biographies and art books. Author and editor - Luis-Martín Lozano Publisher - Taschen Hardcover , 480 pages Language - English The most comprehensive compendium of knowledge about Frida Kahlo's paintings A presentation of rare photographs, drawings and pages from the artist's personal journal. Detailed close-ups allow you to appreciate Kahlo's artistry and painting technique. Reproductions of works from private collections and works that have not been publicly seen for a long time A rich biography documenting life at Casa Azul and his relationship with Diego Rivera Expert commentary by art historian Luis-Martín Lozano Size: 15.6 x 21.7 cm; weight: 1.07 kg An ideal book for art lovers, surrealism researchers, and fans of biographies of great women.
