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  Take a Virtual Tour of Frida Kahlo’s Blue House Free Online

  

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  No first trip to Mexico City is complete without a visit to the Frida Kahlo Museum. Located in the village-turned-borough of Coyoacán south of the city's center, it requires a short trip-within-a-trip to get there. But even for travelers who know nothing of Kahlo's art, it's worth the effort — especially since they'll come away […]

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  Frida Kahlo’s Venomous Love Letter to Diego Rivera: “I’m Amputating You. Be Happy and Never Seek Me Again”

  

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  Icons of Art Wearing Masks: Frida Kahlo, Mona Lisa, Girl with the Pearl Earring & More

  

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  What the Iconic Painting, “The Two Fridas,” Actually Tells Us About Frida Kahlo

  

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  I never painted dreams. I painted my own reality. —Frida Kahlo You may be forgiven for...

  I never painted dreams. I painted my own reality. —Frida Kahlo You may be forgiven for assuming you already know everything there is to know about Frida Kahlo. The subject of a high profile bio-pic, a bilingual opera, and numerous books for children and adults, her image is nearly as ubiquitous as Marilyn Monroe’s, though Frida exercised a great deal of […] What the Iconic Painting, “The Two Fridas,” Actually...

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