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Frieda and Diego Rivera
by Frida Kahlo
StyleSurrealism
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Frida Kahlo completed this double portrait shortly after her marriage to Diego Rivera. The composition shows the couple with Frida appearing small beside her monumental husband, reflecting their complex relationship.
Kahlo and Rivera's marriage was passionate and turbulent. This early work already shows her distinctive style emerging. It hangs at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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About Frieda and Diego Rivera
It's at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Kahlo painted this shortly after her 1929 marriage to Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo created it as part of the Mexican artistic tradition.
Kahlo painted this wedding portrait shortly after marrying Diego Rivera in 1929. She appears small beside the large Rivera, hinting at the power dynamics of their famously turbulent relationship.
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