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Frida was very close to her father. Of the 4 daughters that he had with Matilde Calderón, Frida was Guillermo Kahlo's favorite. She saw him as an intelligent, brave man. Guillermo's death in 1941 was a devastating blow to the painter. It would be more than 10 years before Frida painted her father after his death.
Carl Wilhelm Kahlo fue un fotógrafo alemán-mexicano y padre de la artista Frida Kahlo, quien pintó su retrato. Documentó fotográficamente importantes obras arquitectónicas, iglesias, calles, lugares de interés, como también industrias y actividades de empresas de México de principios de siglo, por lo que su obra tiene una importancia no solo artística sino principalmente histórica y ...
Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo Mexico, México Los padres de Frida Kahlo eran Guillermo Kahlo , fotógrafo de origen alemán y Matilde Calderón , mexicana de descendencia española.
13 de jun. de 2023 · Guillermo Kahlo passed away on April 14, 1941, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful images and a passion for Mexican culture. His contributions to photography helped shape Mexico's national identity, and his influence can still be seen in the work of Mexican artists today. His daughter Frida Kahlo went on to become one of Mexico's most famous ...
88 GUILLERMO KAHLO AS A PIONEER OF INDUSTRIAL AND ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN MEXICO old palace and decided to use its luxurious premises to promote its products. Kahlo presumably took the images in 1907 shortly after the inauguration of the Tabacalera’s new, grand rooms. They depict the space in a clinically clean light, with
Guillermo Kahlo. Autorretrato, 1920. Carl Wilhelm Kahlo ( Pforzheim, Imperio alemán, 26 de octubre de 1872 - Ciudad de México, 14 de abril de 1941) fue un fotógrafo germano - mexicano y padre de la artista Frida Kahlo, quien pintó su retrato. Documentó fotográficamente importantes obras arquitectónicas, iglesias, calles, lugares de ...
Frida's father passed away in 1941 before she painted him a portrait. In this portrait she used the brownish tones to recall the early sepia-toned photographs her father use to take. Although this portrait was painted 10 years after his death Frida painted her father as a young man. He looks like how he appeared in his wedding pictures of 1898.
