One of the 20th century's most provocative artists, Mexican-born Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) produced extraordinary personal images. Prized by lovers of fine art for their originality and haunting beauty, these works often incorporated themes from Mexican folk art but also candidly recorded on canvas the artist's loves, losses, pain, and passions. This splendid set of cards reproduces six of Kahlo's most expressive paintings, including Self-Portrait (1926), The Deceased Dimas (1937), Do a Rosita Morillo (1944), Girl with Death Mask (1938), Self-Portrait with Monkeys (1943), and Still Life with Parrot (1951). Paperback, 6 full-color cards.
ISBN:486405915. DOVER

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