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Guillermo Kahlo chegou ao México em 1891, aos 19 anos de idade, e logo mudou seu nome alemão, Wilhelm, para o equivalente em espanhol, "Guillermo". Kahlo descreveu posteriormente que a atmosfera de sua casa durante a infância era frequentemente triste. [11] Seus pais estavam frequentemente doentes, [11] e o casamento estava desprovido de ...
Mexican, born German. 1871–1941 Caption: The Museum of Modern Art Renovation and Expansion Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Gensler.
Pasaron más de 10 años para que Frida pintara a su padre, tras éste fallecer. En la parte inferior de la obra, y a manera de exvoto, la artista dejó un mensaje: “Pinté a mi padre Wilhelm Kahlo, de origen húngaro alemán, artista fotógrafo de profesión, de carácter generoso, inteligente y fino, valiente porque padeció durante 60 años epilepsia, pero jamás de jó de trabajar y ...
15 de jun. de 2018 · While Kahlo's legacy is deeply ingrained in Mexico's cultural history, it might come as a surprise that half of Kahlo's roots can be traced back to Germany, where her father, Guillermo, was born.
It would be more than 10 years before Frida painted her father after his death. At the bottom of the painting, in the style of an ex-voto, the artist wrote a message: "I painted my father, Wilhelm Kahlo, of German-Hungarian origin; a photographic artist by profession; generous, intelligent, and refined in character, and brave because he suffered from epilepsy for 60 years but never stopped ...
provenance source: Museo Frida Kahlo; provenance extent: complete; provenance: Part of the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera archives, called Treasures of the Blue House, which were kept in a room for 50 years, since Frida died, and opened in 2004. photographer: Guillermo Kahlo; medium source: Museo Frida Kahlo; medium extent: complete
Carl Wilhelm Kahlo Kauffmann, né le 26 octobre 1871 à Pforzheim dans le Grand-duché de Bade en Allemagne et mort le 14 avril 1941 à Mexico au Mexique, dit Guillermo Kahlo qui a acquis un prestige en tant que photographe d'architecture en devenant le témoin des changements et de l'évolution de la capitale mexicaine.
