I had the privilege to visit the Museo Frida Kahlo, also known as the Blue House. The museum is dedicated to the life and work of Frida. If you want to have a greater understand about the artist you should make a visit here. It is always extremely busy, and online booking is extremely advised. I did that and it was very easy and straightforward.
The house has a very well kept and pretty garden where you can walk around. There are differents rooms. One room is dedicated to Frida’s dresses, and focuses on Kahlo’s image and famous style. There are displays of many of the dresses, alongside her spine-straightening corsets.



One thing that surprised me was that there are quite a few of her paintings displayed here. Frida sold lots of her work, and many of her paintings are owned by private collectors. You can see lots of her work in a Museo called Dolores Olmedo Museum. She acquired lots of Diego & Frida works, and now exhibits them in her museum.
Kahlo’s works always express her struggle in life. Since her accident, she started painting, and through her work she tells us about what an amazing, and difficult life she had, from being involved in the Mexican revolution, and her relationship with Diego Rivera.
Love the photos!
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YES YES YES!! We are getting a FK exhibit in Denver in the fall – or we were before the dreaded thing!
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Oh no..I’m sure it Will be fine. Thanks for stopping by!
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My familiarity with Frida and Diego stems from an exhibit I visited at LACMA, in 2014. Their story is intense.
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Thanks for the tour through your lenses. Lovely place and I love the photo cut out where your head was placed – so cute.
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Hahaha…that picture is so funny. It’s my Frida impressionism. Thank you!
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Most welcome. My pleasure😀
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I read her biography, and what a powerful woman. Her life was so intense, and her pictures represents that so much. Frida was one of the reasons why I visited mexico. Thanks for stopping by!
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Interesting blog. Love the idea of going around displaying a hammer and sickle?
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She was a womam of the revolution, she had to. Thank you!
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Awesome photos!
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Thank you!
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We were there in January loved it – thanks for sharing. Marie
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I loved it as well…thank you for stopping by.
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Beautiful experience!
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Thank you Luisa!
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🙏😊🌼
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Paintings 💕
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