Hidden Frida Kahlo
lost, destroyed or little-known works
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Author
Contributions
- Kahlo, Frida - Contributor
Publication
2017 - Prestel Publishing, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
54,000 words, Guess
Page Count
216 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivehiddenfridakahlo0000prig
- ISBN-103791383647
- ISBN-139783791383644
- Library of Congress Control Number2017954572
- OCLC Control Number982089619
and 2 more
- Better World Books9783791383644
- Open LibraryOL26949014M
Classifications
- DDC759.972
- LCCND259.K33 P7513 2017
- LCCND1329.K33H5 2017
Description
In this fascinating look at over 180 "hidden" images Helga Prignitz-Poda, one of the world's leading authorities on the Mexican artist, pulls back the curtain on masterpieces that rarely, if ever, see the inside of an exhibition or gallery. Illustrated with stunning reproductions of works that Prignitz- Poda has discovered over the course of her career, this book helps expand our knowledge and understanding of this hugely popular artist. Arranged chronologically, the works include those Kahlo completed in her youth, works from her travels to America, paintings she made as an instructor in Mexico City, and a number of still-lifes from the last phase of her career. From largely unknown images, such as embroidery stitched at the age of five and doodles on love letters to her boyfriend Alejandro, to well-known works such as 'My Birth' (1932), now owned by Madonna, and 'Remembrance of the Open Wound', which was destroyed in a fire, these "hidden" artworks create an invaluable resource for Frida Kahlo scholars and will be treasured by the painter's many fans.
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