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The 10 artists from Latin America who revolutionized world art

Top 10 • 14 minutes read

Discover the ten most influential Latin American artists of all time and their impact on world art. From Frida Kahlo, famous for her emotional self-portraits, to Diego Rivera and his monumental murals that tell the Mexican story...

Frida Kahlo Corp. Sues Amazon Sellers for Trademark Breach

Art News • 1 minutes read

The Frida Kahlo Corporation has filed lawsuits against Amazon sellers for trademark infringement, alleging unauthorized use of Kahlo's image and art. This legal battle underscores the ongoing efforts to protect Kahlo's brand and legacy, amidst complex familial and political dynamics.

Masterpieces dressed in purple

Purple • 8 minutes read

There are three masterpieces in the history of art, placed between the pictorial and photographic worlds, aimed at immortalizing the same subject, staring confidently at the viewer, while wearing a detail, the coloring of which is the subject of the discussion at hand: purple...

Millionaire indicted for burning $10 million Frida Kahlo painting

Frida Kahlo • 3 minutes read

Millionaire Martin Mobarak was investigated for setting fire to a $10 million Frida Kahlo painting as an NFT stunt.

Frida Kahlo's life told through her paintings

Contemporary artists • 7 minutes read

The 1926 Self-Portrait with Velvet Dress represents one of the earliest works created by Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist whose passion for art developed precisely one year earlier, namely in 1925, when...

Self-portrait of Frida Kahlo could fetch over $ 30 million at auction and be the most expensive work of a female artist to ever sell

Art News • 3 minutes read

A Frida Kahlo self-portrait will be auctioned in November. Sotheby's estimates it could fetch over $30 million. It would be the most expensive work by a female artist ever sold. The canvas was completed in 1949, five years before Kahlo's death. The painting will go on display in Hong Kong and London before making its way to New York later this month.