About Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) was a renowned Mexican painter known for her vibrant self-portraits and deeply personal, symbolic works that explore themes such as identity, pain, and the female experience. Born in Coyoacán, she faced numerous physical and emotional challenges throughout her life, including polio and a severe bus accident, which inspired much of her art. Kahlo's unique style, blending elements of Mexican folk culture with surrealism, has cemented her legacy as an icon of feminism and creativity.
