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The diary of Frida Kahlo - an intimate self-portrait (Harry N. Abrams; 1995) by Frida Kahlo, Carlos Fuentes (intro), Sarah M. Lowe (essay + commentaries) is a art available to read on EtoBox.

What is The diary of Frida Kahlo - an intimate self-portrait (Harry N. Abrams; 1995) about?

“A visual document, engaging the eye with a volcanic profusion of penned-and-painted imagery.” —New York TimesPublished in its entirety, Frida Kahlo’s amazing, illustrated journal documents the last 10 years of her turbulent life. These passionate, often surprising, intimate records, kept under lock and key for some 40 years in Mexico, reveal many new dimensions in the complex personal life of this remarkable Mexican artist.The 170-page journal contains the artist’s thoughts, poems, and dreams—many reflecting her stormy relationship with her husband, artist Diego Rivera—along with 70 mesmerizing watercolor illustrations. Her views of love, politics, and more come into sharp focus in a kaleidoscope of creativity and thought.In his introduction, Carlos Fuentes, one of Mexico’s most important writers and critics, ties Kahlo’s images of pain, loss, mutilation, and transcendence to Mexico’s historic cycles of revolution and reaction. Her diary is sprinkled with irony, black humor, even gaiety, and augmented with translations of the diary entries plus commentaries and photographs, this volume stands as a reminder of not only Kahlo’s formidable talent, but also her resilience and courage.

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Author
Frida Kahlo, Carlos Fuentes (intro), Sarah M. Lowe (essay + commentaries)
Publisher
Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York
Published
1995
Language
EN
ISBN
9780810959545
Category
art
Subjects
Memoir, Fiction, Biography

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