Frida's New Garden Oil Pan ting - Forever Frida Series

“I paint flowers so they will not die - Frida Kahlo”

Many of these plants found their way on to Frida’s body – she almost always wore flowers threaded through her hair – and into her paintings. Frida’s house in Coyoacán in Mexico City known as Casa Azul, or Blue House, now the Frida Kahlo Museum. It was there that Kahlo was born in 1907 and lived with Diego Rivera, after marrying him  in 1929.Together the two created a garden that celebrated the plant life of Mexico and the artistic expression of its native peoples. The garden was a place of both comfort and inspiration for Kahlo and its garden can be counted as one of her artworks.  Kahlo’s dining-room table was decorated daily with bouquets of  marigolds, blue and calla lilies, white irises, blood-red coxcomb, ed zinnias, blue bachelor buttons, dahlias and violets. A facsimile of the tiered pyramid that Kahlo and Rivera installed at  Casa Azul to display Rivera’s collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts sits in their garden. 

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