Description
Discover the intimate world of Frida Kahlo with 'You are Always With Me.' This beautifully curated collection presents over fifty previously inaccessible letters, offering a rare glimpse into Kahlo's profound relationship with her mother, Matilde Calderon Kahlo. Delving deep into her personal life, these letters reveal Kahlo's complexities—her insecurities, her reflections on love and friendship, and her critical, artistic observations of vibrant places including Mexico, San Francisco, and New York. Art lovers and history enthusiasts alike will appreciate this treasure trove, which beautifully illustrates the tender yet tumultuous bond between mother and daughter. Written in a witty, observant style, these heartfelt letters trace Kahlo's evolution from a sixteen-year-old girl in 1923 to the mature artist she became before her mother's passing in 1932. Edited and translated by Dr. Hector Jaimes, a professor of Spanish at North Carolina State University, this edition is enhanced with stunning paintings and photographs that resonate with Kahlo's unique artistic voice. 'You are Always With Me' is essential for those wanting to understand the artist behind the iconic image, making it perfect for art aficionados, students of culture, and fans of Frida’s narrative. Experience Kahlo’s journey in a way that highlights her unparalleled spirit and artistic genius—this is not just a book, it's a heartfelt connection to the essence of Frida Kahlo.