Everest Yayınları Love and Pain: Frida Kahlo

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Publisher everest publications author rauda jamis barcode 9789752890237 printing number 38. Number of pages 304 binding paperback although the works of frida kahlo, a painter, revolutionary, and feminist, who is one of the popular icons of the 20th century, are defined as surrealistic, she herself said, "i am not a surrealist painter. I never pictured my dreams. He rejected it, saying, “i only pictured my own truth.” For the first time in art history, a woman expressed her vulnerability and serenity with a rawness and "unsettling" quality that could be described as ruthless. In many of her paintings, frida's life story, which she embarked on by herself, tells us what the cultic motto "the personal is political" by carol hanisch means. "because he is a marginal figure who declared the mexican revolution, which he embodied, a dreamer who named his unborn son and spoke to him in his dreams, a warrior who resisted the image of the deceived woman as well as society, a holy fighter who did not give up his art or life even when he was confined to a wheelchair, and in the love he shared with diego rivera, he is the one who said, ""i loved what you didn't like too""." Frida kahlo, who chose to become a legend rather than acquiesce to her fate in a life constantly overshadowed, met death with flowers in her hair and her usual beauty, just as she lived. As a painter, frida wasn't beholden to diego in any way. i mean, diego was never her teacher, and he never corrected any of her paintings. "in fact, the opposite was true in many ways, because frida had a strong moral and artistic authority over him." this product is listed with netart media integration packages.

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