Freida biography of Freida Kahlo

Author's name: Hayden Hireradar Publisher: Al-Mada for Publishing and Distribution Literary classification: Autobiography Book overview: The Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907 - 1954) lived a painful dramatic life, and a life filled with a great deal of pain and anxiety that surrounded her few years of life, but despite that, she produced great works, in which she introduced Mexican art a new turning point in the first half of the twentieth century. And as we read what Hirera wrote, we feel closely the author's empathy with the Mexican painter, as if she were one of her close friends, or her sister, or her neighbor, or her schoolmate, this empathy that reached the degree of identification, to the point that the reader's eyes almost fill with tears while reading the last pages of this book, when Frida's illness worsened and she could no longer get out of her bed or do the simplest actions. The successive surgeries had drained her energy, stripped her of her vitality, composure, and cheerfulness, and she no longer wanted to receive others, and even children could no longer tolerate their presence and noise.