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After Frida left the hospital, she was forced to remain bedridden and mostly immobile at home while healing from the spinal and pelvic injuries, and began painting. Frida's paintings seemed of the surrealistic style, but she called them realistic, and said she expressed her feelings through her paintings. Her first serious painting "Self Portrait in a Velvet Dress" (Autorretrato con Traje de Terciopelo) was completed in 1926. Many of her paintings are self portraits and still life scenes.
 
After Frida left the hospital, she was forced to remain bedridden and mostly immobile at home while healing from the spinal and pelvic injuries, and began painting. Frida's paintings seemed of the surrealistic style, but she called them realistic, and said she expressed her feelings through her paintings. Her first serious painting "Self Portrait in a Velvet Dress" (Autorretrato con Traje de Terciopelo) was completed in 1926. Many of her paintings are self portraits and still life scenes.
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ON August 21, 1929, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera wed, it was her first marriage, his third. She was 22 years old, he was 42. During their marriage the couple was unsuccessful in their attempts to have children, and their union ended in divorce.  
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On August 21, 1929, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera wed, it was her first marriage, his third. She was 22 years old, he was 42. During their marriage the couple was unsuccessful in their attempts to have children, and their union ended in divorce.  
    
Despite her physical injuries, Frida was a strong willed and independent person. Both during and after her marriage, Kahlo traveled in other parts of the world, including [[Europe]] and the [[United States]]. The first major public showing of her art was in 1931 at an exhibition in San Francisco, [[California]], and she went on to show her work in galleries in [[Boston]] and [[New York]], including the Guggenheim and the Museum of Modern Art.
 
Despite her physical injuries, Frida was a strong willed and independent person. Both during and after her marriage, Kahlo traveled in other parts of the world, including [[Europe]] and the [[United States]]. The first major public showing of her art was in 1931 at an exhibition in San Francisco, [[California]], and she went on to show her work in galleries in [[Boston]] and [[New York]], including the Guggenheim and the Museum of Modern Art.
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Over the years her physical condition continued to deteriorate, and she underwent many procedures, inclduing bone grafts and amputation of a leg, and suffered from constant pain. In 1951, unable to walk, she began to use a wheelchair. In April of 1954 she was hospitalised with pneumonia for the second time. She died at home of pulmonary embolism on July 13, 1954 at the age of 47. IN 2002 a movie was made of Frida's life story, starring actress [[Salma Hayek]].
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Over the years her physical condition continued to deteriorate, and she underwent many procedures, inclduing bone grafts and amputation of a leg, and suffered from constant pain. In 1951, unable to walk, she began to use a wheelchair. In April of 1954 she was hospitalised with pneumonia for the second time. She died at home of pulmonary embolism on July 13, 1954 at the age of 47. In 2002 a movie was made of Frida's life story, starring actress [[Salma Hayek]].
    
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* [[Diego Rivera]]
 
* [[Diego Rivera]]
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