Frida Kahlo's Biography, Famous Painting, Facts & Death

Frida Kahlo's biography

Introduction: Before birth, we can understand something, the goals of them our lives are determined by the closest people. Some people may choose their own goals, and they can transform their dreams into reality. In some cases, it is not possible to meet that goal despite having a strong desire. Some may break down, someone may be able to escape the fate and keep the rest of alive. Someone else makes an icon with fate and becomes the unique one. Frida Kahlo is a painter inspired by life.

Frida Kahlo early life

Freeda Kahlo is renowned as a self-portraits painter in worldwide. That is, in her 143 paintings, 55 were her own pictures. Frida presented her physical and emotional wounds through her.

Frida Kahlo was born on 6 July 1907 in Mexican City. Three years after his birth the Mexican Revolution took place. Frida Kahlo announced her birth date on July 7, 1910, to keep her birthday celebrated with modern Mexico.

At the age of six, Frida became infected with polio, which her right foot was slimmer than the left foot. Frida Kahlo praised her father and used to wear clothes like her father and kept her hair short, which was considered quite adventurous for a young man at the time. She used to design her own clothes to hide her incompetence. Frida's own designed, which is quite popular after her death.

When Frida was eighteen, she faced the bus and trolley accidents and survived even worse. An iron handle horrified into his belt. Her pelvis, collarbone, backbone, and two ribs bones were broken. About 35 operations are performed in her body. About three months after the accident, Frida made a number of paintings and placed a mirror in front of her bed. Since then, she started practising as a painter and wished her desire to study medicine.

Accident Frida's painting: She was lonely about loneliness from her bed in a painting. In her painting, the problem of disability and mentality has been excellent. The painting makes one of her hopeless life meaningful.

Frida always tried to express her inner wounds through art. Frida praised the work of the famous Mexican painter Diego Rivera, and in 1927 she became acquainted with her for the first time. Rivera influenced her work and encouraged her, which later helped Frida become a successful artist. Their relations became intensely very fast, and they got married on August 21, 1929.

Death

Frida died on 26 July 1954, 20 days after her 47th birthday. Just a few years after her death, her work began to be widely appreciated and mooted. Although Frida had suffered many hardships, she lived a very colourful way of emotion for the industry. She responded with a strong answer in response to every injury to life and found the meaning of life centred on her inner artistry.

In fact, at the end of the day, we can bear more hardship than we imagined. People like Frida keep their work memorable in the world by ignoring their sufferings.