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    navy blue suit with her unibrow and her moustache clearly visible. She is holding scissors and sitting in a “manly” and dominant pose‚ with her legs spread apart‚ surrounded by locks of her hair. She painted this self-portrait after her divorce from Diego due to their infidelity toward each other (Lindauer 43). The painting implies that she cut her hair‚ thus taking on a masculine‚ active role despite the traditional role of women as passive observers (Lindauer 46). The self-portrait includes notes

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    considered to be Mexico’s greatest artists; once she began painting after she was severely injured in a bus accident; she mostly painted surrealist portraits. She later became a political activist in communist regime and followed communist artist Diego Rivera in 1929‚ and whom she married twice. Before her death‚ her paintings were shown in Paris and Mexico. Her father‚ Guillermo Kahlo‚ born Carl Wilhelm Kahlo in Pforzheim‚ Germany coming from a long line of German Lutherans. In 1891‚ Wilhelm sailed

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    This paper took me from the 10th of January until March 1st. There was a total of 12 people involved in writing this‚ including Mr. Salazar and myself. Frida Kahlo was a big figure in Mexico and the rest of the world. She was an aspiring artist‚ Diego Rivera’s wife‚ and was also politically involved. But was Frida Kahlo a great leader? Methodology For my sources‚ I used mostly websites with the exceptions of two magazine articles‚ and an encyclopedia entry. The websites I used were aaai.si.edu

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    Frida’s Reality by Alfonso Gonzalez Montesinos Based on Frida Kahlo’s “Love Embrace of the Universe” Frida Kahlo‚ the now renowned Mexican artist whose artistic expression‚ in my opinion‚ is as clear as her tragic life if one digs deep enough. A woman born during a period of political chaos in her country‚ a rebellious and injured soul who saw and lived life according to her own rules during a period in history in which women had no voice. As I stare into her eyes‚ I try to search and place myself

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    Every person has feelings. These feelings are aroused by a catalyst. A touch‚ a smell‚ a sight. When a person does art‚ his or her duty is to titillate the viewer. His or her work must be passionate‚ captivating and able to be thought about. When an artist renders a piece‚ be it a painting‚ water color‚ sculpture‚ dance or poem‚ he or she must inspire the viewer to come back and look at it a second and a third time. The artist must expand his or her mind to engulf others. Octavio Ocampo has accomplished

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    Numerous problems have been created due to the economic crisis that almost everyone in the United States has been suffering from. San Diego in particular‚ hit hard with the crisis‚ has faced a number of foreclosures and evictions which have consequently increased the number of homeless people on the streets. "America ’s Finest City" has always faced a homelessness problem‚ but like all chronic problems with the homeless‚ it is merely acknowledged in times of recession and economic demise. “In down

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    dear friend‚ Frida moved back to Mexico and tried to save her and Diego’s relationship.  The couple’s marriage was so far gone‚ in 1939 Diego asked for a divorce.  Angered by the divorce‚ Frida turned to painting express her feelings and emotions.  She painted one of her most famous paintings “Las Dos Fridas”.  The painting symbolized one Frida being rejected by Diego and the other Frida as the one he

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    supportive father and revolutionary mother‚ the seeds of radical change were already being planted in Frida. She began painting after she was severely injured in a bus accident. Kahlo later became politically active and married fellow communist artist Diego Rivera in 1929. She died in Mexico at the age of 47 in 1954. Artist Frida Kahlo was born in Coyocoán‚ Mexico City‚ Mexico on July 06 1907. Kahlo’s dad Gillermo‚ was a German photographer who had immigrated to Mexico where he met and married

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    Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo de Rivera was born on July 6‚ 1907. She claimed to been born in 1910 but she was actually born in 1907; she lied about her birthdate for the purpose of vanity. Her given name was Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo y Calderon. She was born in Mexico City. She was also best known for self-portraits and was considered to be a surrealist and feminist as well. She was also considered to be the most famous painter in Mexico. History of Frida Kahlo Frida was born into a good family

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    portraits. Yet‚ Frida’s career as a painter started because of Diego. Therefore‚ to understand Frida it is important to know who Diego was as well. Using him to understand Frida‚ doesn’t mean taking away from her spot-light. In this research he will simply be used as a method of understanding Frida’s initial approach to art because he represents the beginning of her painting career. It is stated in the book that throughout his murals‚ “Diego Rivera sought to promote a pluralistic vision of Mexican society

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