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He was born in 1907 and died in 1954 in Coyoacán, Mexico City. Her full name was Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón. He studied at the German School and at the National Preparatory School of Mexico City

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Her works were included in the 1939 "Mexique" Exhibition, which was presented at the Renou et Colle Gallery in Paris, as well as in other group exhibitions that were presented in Mexico throughout her life. He participated in the International Surrealism Exhibition organized in 1940 at the Gallery of Modern Art in Mexico City. Institutions as important as the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris host some of his works.

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In 1925, he suffered a tragic accident, the consequences of which he suffered until his death. During a long convalescence, he began to paint his face by copying it from a mirror mounted on the canopy of the bed. First, he was realistic and portrayed family and friends, he also liked to paint flowers. But later, because of the intensity of his feelings and a shattered body, he painted more and more his own image combined with dreamlike expressions, sometimes brutal.

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In 1925, he suffered a tragic accident, the consequences of which he suffered until his death. During a long convalescence, he began to paint his face by copying it from a mirror mounted on the canopy of the bed. First, he was realistic and portrayed family and friends, he also liked to paint flowers. But later, because of the intensity of his feelings and a shattered body, he painted more and more his own image combined with dreamlike expressions, sometimes brutal.

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In 1929 she married Diego Rivera, whom she divorced in 1940 to remarry him a year later. She was a professor of painting at the School of Plastic Arts and a member of the Mexican Association.

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In 1929 she married Diego Rivera, whom she divorced in 1940 to remarry him a year later. She was a professor of painting at the School of Plastic Arts and a member of the Mexican Association.

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Frida's life was marked from an early age by the physical suffering and illnesses she suffered. The first of these misfortunes consisted of a polio that she contracted in 1913, starting a series of successive diseases, various injuries, accidents and operations. This first illness forced her to stay in bed for nine months and left a permanent sequel: her right leg was much thinner than her left. Encouraged by her father and as part of her rehabilitation, Frida practiced various sports, some unusual in Mexican society of her time for a girl, such as soccer or boxing.

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Frida, despite being married and showing the great love she felt for her husband, was self-sufficient and strong. She was depicted in her work in an ambiguous way, with androgynous sexual characteristics, with some features considered masculine, exaggerating her eyebrows and her incipient mustache.

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Frida, despite being married and showing the great love she felt for her husband, was self-sufficient and strong. She was depicted in her work in an ambiguous way, with androgynous sexual characteristics, with some features considered masculine, exaggerating her eyebrows and her incipient mustache.

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She was one of the first painters to express feminine identity in her work from her own perspective, rejecting the vision of the feminine that was drawn from the traditional masculine world. She was one of those who contributed to the formation of a new type of identity for women and is recognized, today, by many, as a symbol. 

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She was one of the first painters to express feminine identity in her work from her own perspective, rejecting the vision of the feminine that was drawn from the traditional masculine world. She was one of those who contributed to the formation of a new type of identity for women and is recognized, today, by many, as a symbol. 