10 Frida Kahlo Coloring Pages - Free!
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Do you like the drawing we colored this time? We worked hard to highlight the qualities of Frida Kahlo. Do you think we did a good job? We're aware that with your great imagination and talent you could make a work much more worthy of Frida Kahlo.
At Coloring Together we know you're always looking for quality coloring pages. This time, we've gathered the best Frida Kahlo images to color and animated Frida Kahlo images to color.
With your favorite wax crayons, you can apply layered coloring to bring your work to life. Although if you prefer to apply the brushing technique to give color to Frida Kahlo, we're sure she'll be very happy with your work.
Once you've finished bringing the coloring pages to life, send us a photo! On our website there's always room for our little followers to show off their works and their talent.
And since we know you're in a hurry to begin, we won't keep you any longer. Grab your coloring materials and start bringing to life the Frida Kahlo images to color found in this gallery that will teach you the artistic secrets of this talented woman.
Frida Kahlo coloring pages
Why color frida kahlo pictures?
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in Coyoacan, Mexico, on July 6, 1907. Kahlo identified deeply with her Mexican culture, even though her mother was of Spanish and Indigenous descent and her father was German.
Although her professional dream was to study medicine, in 1945 she suffered an unfortunate car accident that left her bedridden for months. It was during that time that she began to paint and discovered her passion for art.
At Coloring Together we know you're an admirer of this great painter. This time, we've gathered the best Frida Kahlo images to color so you can have a face-to-face chat with this impressive woman.
On top of that, above each of the Frida Kahlo drawings to color, you'll find a little fun fact about the life of this painter. That way, you'll be able to learn a little more about her story and learn some of her artistic secrets.
Learn while coloring Frida Kahlo
- At first, Frida Kahlo's goal was to study medicine, but an unfortunate bus accident left her in bed for several months. It was during that period that she discovered her passion for art.
- Frida Kahlo was married to the famous Mexican painter Diego Rivera. It's said that during their relationship both had different lovers over the years.
- On the 500 Mexican peso bill you can find the portrait of Frida Kahlo on one side and that of her husband Diego Rivera on the other.
- Frida Kahlo spoke three languages fluently: Spanish, English, and German.
- Frida Kahlo's full name was Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo, and she was born in Mexico on July 6, 1907.
- Frida Kahlo was an openly bisexual woman, so it's known that over the years she had different men and women as lovers.
- A great number of Frida Kahlo's paintings are self-portraits. She even once said: "I paint myself because I am the person I know best".
- At six years old, Frida Kahlo suffered from an illness called polio, which left her right leg thinner than the left.
- Frida Kahlo's work titled "Diego and I" (1949), was auctioned in New York for 34.9 million dollars, which made her the Latin American artist with the most expensive painting.
- Frida Kahlo's first work, "Self-Portrait" (1926), was made for her boyfriend at the time, Alejandro Gomez Arias. Today, this work can be found in La Casa Azul, the Frida Kahlo museum, in Coyoacan.
