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Do you have a favorite artist? Do you enjoy the paintings of Vincent van Gogh? How about Jacob Lawrence or Georgia O'Keeffe? Today's Wonder of the Day is about one great painter we haven't named yet. Who is it? Frida Kahlo, of course!

Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907. However, she told people that her birth year was 1910. Why was Kahlo pretending to be three years younger? It didn't really have anything to do with her age. Instead, she chose 1910 because it linked her to a major event that started that year-the Mexican Revolution.

Kahlo's full name at birth was Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo y Calderón. When she was six, Kahlo caught polio. She lived, but walked with a slight limp for the rest of her life.

Kahlo didn't originally plan to have a career in art. Instead, she wanted to study medicine. As a teenager, she went to the National Preparatory School in Mexico City. There, she took many science classes to prepare for the career she wanted.

But life doesn't always go as planned. In 1925, Kahlo was badly hurt in a bus accident. It was during her from this accident that she began painting. She finished her first known artwork, "Self-Portrait in a Velvet Dress," and never stopped creating.

Frida Kahlo quickly became known as one of Mexico's greatest artists. Her husband, Diego Rivera, was another famous painter. The two traveled to many places to make art. They lived in San Francisco, New York City, Detroit, and Paris. Finally, they moved back to Mexico City.

Kahlo was also close to other artists of the time. She was good friends with Pablo Picasso, who her work. Kahlo was also involved in . She was a member of the Mexican Communist Party.

In 1943, Kahlo became a professor of painting at La Esmeralda, a school for fine arts. Throughout the 1940s, however, her health . She still created many works of art, many of them self-portraits , but was by the early 1950s.

Did ill health stop Frida Kahlo? Of course not! For her first solo exhibition in 1953, she had a four-poster bed set up in the gallery. This meant she could go to her show. She lay in bed near her artwork all night.

However, things were nearly over for Kahlo. She passed away in 1954 after a pulmonary embolism . She left behind a number of masterpieces . Some of her best-known works are "The Two Fridas"and "Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird. "

In her art as well as her life, Kahlo strove for honesty. Her self-portraits depicted Kahlo as she saw herself-with thick eyebrows that met in the middle and fine, dark facial hair on her upper lip. Today, she is remembered as one of history's greatest artists.

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Do you have a favorite artist? Do you enjoy the paintings of Vincent van Gogh? How about Jacob Lawrence or Georgia O'Keeffe? Today's Wonder of the Day is about one great painter we haven't named yet. Who is it? Frida Kahlo, of course! Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907.