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    surrealists of her time, and arguably ever. What the Water Gave Me (see Appendix A), also known as What I Saw in the Water is one of the most renowned pieces by artist, Frida Kahlo for it’s usage of symbolism which gives the viewer insight into much of Frida’s personal life including: her family,political views, and sexual orientation. Frida paints both her mother and father in the painting, in a manner which resembles another work entitled, My Grandparents, My Parents, and I(see Appendix…

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    The Wounded Deer Analysis

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    Frida Kahlo A woman of difference lies with a horrendous injury in her bed while she paints a soon to be iconic piece. Who is this woman who intimates even the most hyper-masculine man of the early 20th century? Kahlo’s fiery and rebellious spirit shows not only in her paintings but in the trailblazing role that she has on today’s society. Kahlo, while an iconic artist, was also a strong advocate for women, the disabled, and the LGBT community. A Frida Kahlo's art is more than just a set of…

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    Don Hall's Art Analysis

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    It was painting of Don Hall with Frida Kahlo standing side by side, it was a very simple painting but very well done. However, there was a particular aspect in Frida’s appearance that stood out to me, which were her lipstick. I have always seen Frida will her iconic bright lipstick and not seeing that in this painting made me wonder why he did not include her bright lips, but that is when…

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    Frida Kahlo Madness

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    lived would be mine and everyone else’s - my madness would not be an escape from “reality”.” - Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo was born in Coyoacan, a small town in Mexico on 6 July 1907. At the age of 6 she was suffering polio. This illness cause Kahlo to be crippled. The maiming caused pain for the rest of her life.…

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    The Two Fridas Analysis

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    was created by Frida Kahlo a Mexican painter most famously known for her self-portraits. The piece reflects Mexican culture. The audience would most likely be those who are interested in self reflection, since the artworks are known for the in depth portrayal of Kahlo herself and aspects of her life. The mode of display is an oil on canvas, with the setting of the piece currently located in the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City. However the work itself portrays "The Two Fridas" with a stormy…

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    simply can’t be overcome, and ask why me? Others refuse to permit a medical or physical limitation interfere with their hopes and dreams for the future. They ask - what can I do to get the most out of the talent, skill and physical ability I have? Frida Kahlo rejected the notion a physical handicap would determine the quality of her life, or otherwise block the pathway toward whatever she wanted to accomplish. Frida’s story illustrates courage; determination and strength of character that…

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    Fida's Sister

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    Frida was a considered one of Mexico’s greatest artists. She was born on July 6, 1907 in Coyoacan, Mexico. Her father was a German descendent and photographer. At the age of six she was stricken with polio, which caused her to limp after recovery. Frida attended the renowned National Preparatory School in Mexico where she met a famous muralist named Diego Rivera. She was one of the few female students to attend the school. On September 17, 1925, Frida and her boyfriend Gómez Arias were riding…

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    Frida Kahlo Essay

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    First and Foremost, Frida Kahlo is a very great Mexican painter. Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907 in Coyoacán, Mexico and passed away on July 13 1954 in Coyoacán, Mexico (“Kahlo Bibliography” 1). Frida Kahlo is mostly known today for her outstanding self-portraits. The majority of Frida Kahlo’s best works were self-portraits (“Kahlo Surrealism” 1). Frida Kahlo suffered much pain throughout her lifetime. At a young age she was struck with Polio and then years later she suffers from major…

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    simply because it’s all you can do. Frida Kahlo falls within the latter. Frida Kahlo went through many tragedies in her life that many people would not have even wanted to live through, let alone survive them. Frida’s perseverance amazes many people today, including myself. Despite having her life map completely flipped around she still made works with what she could do. Her art speaks to many people because her art is real and refuses to hide anything. When Frida was only six years old she was…

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    Frida Giannini Essay

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    A good human relationship between Frida Giannini and Lapo Elkann (trust between the companies) 4. Gain a competitive advantage creating an entire lifestyle around the new product 5. Enhance their brand identity reinforcing the association with the country of origin The price of the new car…

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