Frida Kahlo Torment and Triumph in Her Life and Art
1991 · 159 pagine · Bantam · ISBN 9780553354089
Trama
The story of Frida Kahlo is magnetic, profound, and sometimes shocking. The Mexican artist's unhappy childhood greatly affected her view of herself and the world. Whether viewing her artwork or reading her biography, young adults will discover a courageous spirit and learn a lesson in survival.
Libri simili
- Frida: a biography of Frida Kahlo di Hayden Herrera (2002)
- Frida Kahlo di Hayden Herrera (1992)
- How To Think Like an Artist Painters and Sculptors Who Have Changed The Way We See The World di Catherine Daunt (2026)
- The Orchard di Drusilla Modjeska (1995)
- Dreaming with his eyes open: a life of Diego Rivera di Patrick Marnham (1998)
- The friend who got away: twenty women's true-life tales of friendships that blew up, burned out, or faded away di Jenny Offill (2005)
- The story of your life: how social media shapes the way we experience everything di Kathryn Jezer-Morton (2026)
- On Murder, Mourning, and Melancholia di Sigmund Freud (2005)
- Art tells a story: Greek and Roman myths di Penelope Proddow (1979)
- There are no grown-ups: a midlife coming-of-age story di Pamela Druckerman (2018)
- The shell collector: stories di Anthony Doerr (2003)
- My Hijacking A Personal History of Forgetting and Remembering di Martha Hodes (2025)
Altri libri di Malka Drucker
- Jacob's rescue di Malka Drucker (2000)
Crea un account su PageHug per tenere traccia dei libri che leggi.