Frida Kahlo by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
A vivid, accessible biography that follows a Mexican painter who, after surviving childhood polio and a catastrophic bus accident, transformed her suffering into striking, colorful self-portraits and scenes celebrating Mexican folk culture. The book shows how she used art as therapy, navigated a passionate but turbulent marriage with another famous artist, and remained fiercely proud of her identity while speaking out politically. It closes by celebrating her lasting legacy as a brave, creative role model for children everywhere.
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- Nationality
- British
- Length
- Very Short
- Pages
- 32
- Original Language
- English
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