Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo, better known as Frida Kahlo (Coyoacán, July 6, 1907 - ibid, July 13, 1954) was a Mexican painter. Married to the famous Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, his life was crossed by the misfortune of a childhood disease and a serious accident in his youth that kept her bedridden for long periods, reaching up to 32 undergo surgery. He led an unconventional life, was bisexual and among her lovers was Leon Trotsky. His paintings thematically revolves around his biography and his own suffering. He painted some 200 works, mostly self-portraits, in which projected their difficulties to survive. Kahlo's work is influenced by her husband, Diego Rivera, with whom he shared his identification by Mexican folk art that inspired indigenous roots to other Mexican painters of the post-revolutionary period.
- she used to be called Frida Kahlo but his full name was Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo.
- she used to project himself into his paintings.
- she used to suffer for a child enfermedas.
- She used to be Mexican of Spanish descent.
- She painted some 200 works, mainly used to paintself-portraits.
- She used to have her right leg thinner than the left because of his polio disease.
- She used to be married but bisexual diego rivera the August 21, 1929.
- she used to have a good relationship of affection and closeness with his father.
- She used to be described as surreal but it refused to consider not paint dreams if not their own reality.
- She used to be one of those that contributed to the formation of a new kind of identity for women and is recognized as a symbol.
