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    Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907. At 18, she suffered a serious accident that required a long recovery period during which she learned to paint and influenced her complex psychological works. In 1929 she married; three years later she had an abortion that deeply impacted her sensitivity and inspired two of her most famous works. She had her first solo exhibition in 1938 in New York and participated in international surrealism exhibitions. She divorced and remarried in 1940. From 1950-1951 she was hospitalized. In 1953 her right leg was amputated due to gangrene. Frida Kahlo died in her Blue House in Mexico City on July 13, 1954.

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    Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907. At 18, she suffered a serious accident that required a long recovery period during which she learned to paint and influenced her complex psychological works. In 1929 she married; three years later she had an abortion that deeply impacted her sensitivity and inspired two of her most famous works. She had her first solo exhibition in 1938 in New York and participated in international surrealism exhibitions. She divorced and remarried in 1940. From 1950-1951 she was hospitalized. In 1953 her right leg was amputated due to gangrene. Frida Kahlo died in her Blue House in Mexico City on July 13, 1954.

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    Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907. At 18, she suffered a serious accident that required a long recovery period during which she learned to paint and influenced her complex psychological works. In 1929 she married; three years later she had an abortion that deeply impacted her sensitivity and inspired two of her most famous works. She had her first solo exhibition in 1938 in New York and participated in international surrealism exhibitions. She divorced and remarried in 1940. From 1950-1951 she was hospitalized. In 1953 her right leg was amputated due to gangrene. Frida Kahlo died in her Blue House in Mexico City on July 13, 1954.

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    Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907. At 18, she suffered a serious accident that required a long recovery period during which she learned to paint and influenced her complex psychological works. In 1929 she married; three years later she had an abortion that deeply impacted her sensitivity and inspired two of her most famous works. She had her first solo exhibition in 1938 in New York and participated in international surrealism exhibitions. She divorced and remarried in 1940. From 1950-1951 she was hospitalized. In 1953 her right leg was amputated due to gangrene. Frida Kahlo died in her Blue House in Mexico City on July 13, 1954.

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    CRONICA/chronicle

    Presentado por/presented by:


    Valentina Muñoz Muñoz

    Instructor:
    Fredy Orlando Ibáñez

    Servicio Nacional de aprendizaje - Centro Agropecuario de Buga


    National Learning Service - Agricultural Center of Buga.
    2022
    Frida Kahlo

    Mexican painter, born in 1907. She created an absolutely personal, naïve, and
    deeply metaphorical painting at the same time, derived from her exalted sensitivity
    and various events that marked her life. At the age of 18, Frida Kahlo suffered a
    serious/severe accident that forced her to undergo a long convalescence, during
    which she learned to paint, and which in all probability influenced the formation of
    the complex psychological world that is reflected in her works. In 1929 he married;
    three years later she suffered an abortion that deeply affected her sensitivity and
    inspired two of her most valued works/pieces: Henry Ford Hospital and Frida and
    abortion, whose complex symbology is known through the delicate explanations of
    the painter herself. In 1938, he mounted his first individual exhibition at the Julien
    Levy Gallery in New York. He participated in the International Exhibition of
    Surrealism organized in 1940 at the Gallery of Modern Art in Mexico City. She
    divorced in this same year to remarry him a year later. From 1950 to 51, she was
    hospitalized at the English Hospital. In 1953, faced with the threat of gangrene, his
    right leg was amputated. On July 13, 1954, Frida Kahlo dies in her Casa Azul in
    Coyoacán, in the capital of Mexico.

    Frida Kahlo (español)


    Pintora mexicana, nacida en el año 1907. Creó una pintura absolutamente personal,
    ingenua y profundamente metafórica al mismo tiempo, derivada de su exaltada
    sensibilidad y de varios acontecimientos que marcaron su vida. A los 18 años Frida
    Kahlo sufrió un gravísimo accidente que la obligó a una larga convalecencia, durante la
    cual aprendió a pintar, y que influyó con toda probabilidad en la formación del complejo
    mundo psicológico que se refleja en sus obras. En 1929 contrajo matrimonio; tres años
    después sufrió un aborto que afectó en lo más hondo su delicada sensibilidad y le inspiró
    dos de sus obras más valoradas: Henry Ford Hospital y Frida y el aborto, cuya compleja
    simbología se conoce por las explicaciones de la propia pintora. En 1938, montó su
    primera exposición individual en la Julien Levy Gallery de Nueva York. Participó en la
    Exposición Internacional del Surrealismo organizada en 1940 en la Galería de Arte
    Moderno en la ciudad de México. Se divorció en este mismo año para volverse a casar
    con él un año después. De 1950 al 51, permaneció internada en el Hospital Inglés. En
    1953, ante la amenaza de gangrena, se le amputó la pierna derecha. 13 de julio de
    1954 muere Frida Kahlo en su Casa Azul de Coyoacán, en la capital de México.

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