Ferida Kahlo: As a biography of the heart and the body, the icon of creativity forever

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"Why do I need two feet and I have two wings to fly?" Ferida Kahlo. Ferida, Germany, or unique madness, has become a known term, especially in Mexico (Mexico), her mother country. Farida drew herself in fifty -five (55) paintings out of a hundred and forty -three (143) paintings that are her product throughout her life, and her favorite topic is her body, her soul, her pain and her vision for this world, she learned to draw alone and developed her style alone, she drew what she feels and what she sees, drew her face Al -Nakhil with her thick arguments connected and her declared mouth, and she often drew herself crying, in the paintings that were her axis in which she appeared in her person, clothes, and looks surrounded by things from her present, past, imagination and animals, so that she drew herself twice in one painting she called (Al -Faridan). She lived a life of physical pain and sorrows, she was exposed to disease, fractures, miscarriages and repeated surgeries. She lived for years lying on a bed or on a moving seat or bound in painful stamps to restore her broken back and help her walk with a weak Yemeni leg. Everything related to Freda seems unrealistic just like her paintings, from her strange life story, marriage, surroundings and friends, and even after her death she has turned into an icon for artists, revolutionaries and women all over the world, she is the most famous Mexican artist Farida Kahlo.

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