Kahlo - Masters of Art

Discover the vibrant world of Frida Kahlo through 'Masters of Art', a beautifully crafted book that showcases her unparalleled artistry. This exquisite collection includes full-page reproductions of Kahlo's iconic paintings, allowing fans and art lovers to appreciate her masterful use of color, emotional depth, and unique textures. With 112 pages dedicated to exploring the life and legacy of this legendary painter, the book is not just an art book; it’s a journey through Kahlo's tumultuous life filled with physical pain, emotional struggles, and a deep connection to Mexican culture and folklore.

The inspiring narrative penned by Eckhard Hollmann delves into Kahlo's formative years, highlighting the impact of her tragic bus accident, which led to her profound introspection and artistic exploration. Discover how her tumultuous relationships and rich heritage influenced her creative expression, making her a pioneering figure in the art world. This book is perfect for art enthusiasts, students, and anyone wishing to understand the themes of identity, pain, and resilience that permeate Kahlo’s work. 'Masters of Art' invites you to embrace the spirit of Frida Kahlo, celebrating her defiance against personal and political limitations. Whether you are searching for a unique gift or a detailed exploration of an iconic artist, this book is a must-have in your collection.

Author: Eckhard Hollmann Publisher: Prestel Publishing

Dimensions: 170 x 210 mm
Pages: 112
Publication Date: 03-11-2020

Although her body of work is relatively small, Frida Kahlo has inspired adoration and admiration that few other artists have attained. This accessible and elegant book offers full page reproductions of a selection of her works, allowing for a broad appreciation of Kahlo's use of color, composition, and texture. The biographical text informs readers of her early career, when a bus accident left her bedridden and plagued by pain, but also afforded her the chance to discover herself through painting. It follows her life, her personal relationships, and her years in America. Eckhard Hollmann explores the many themes and images of Kahlo's work, from physical and emotional pain, to Mexican and indigenous folklore, to the flora and fauna of her beloved home. Never shying away from expressing her deepest fears and desires, championing the downtrodden with dignity and passion, Frida Kahlo remains an inspiration to any artist aiming to be true to herself while struggling against personal and political limitation.