Frida Kahlo by Salomon Grimberg | Oversized Art Book | Hardcover with Dust Jacket | 2004 | Mexican Artist Biography | Illustrated

FRIDA KAHLO
By Salomon Grimberg
World Publications Group, Inc., 2004.

A beautifully illustrated oversized volume celebrating the extraordinary life and artistic legacy of Frida Kahlo, one of the most influential and recognizable artists of the twentieth century. Written by noted Frida Kahlo scholar and psychiatrist Salomon Grimberg, this richly produced hardcover combines an insightful biographical narrative with a stunning visual survey of Kahlo’s remarkable work.

Illustrated with more than 90 color reproductions of Kahlo’s paintings alongside rare archival black-and-white and color photographs, the book traces her life from childhood through her artistic career, turbulent marriage to Diego Rivera, physical struggles following a devastating accident, and enduring cultural legacy. Grimberg’s engaging text provides historical context while exploring the deeply personal symbolism that defines Kahlo’s unforgettable paintings.

The book measures approximately 10 x 13 inches and contains 128 pages. It is in great vintage condition with its original dust jacket. The binding is tight, the pages are clean, and the book presents beautifully, making it equally suitable for reading, collecting, or displaying on a coffee table.