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Amazing!!!!! The places this really shone for me were 1 In its art analysis. The editor and main author is “an art historian specializing in the study of creative processes of Modernist artists in Mexico and Latin America” a very cool specialty that I did not know existed. He‘s done extensive research on Frida and Diego and reading his analysis of her paintings is like taking a mini art history/art appreciation course. And 2 the book itself. 👇🏼

#HyggeHour was spent reading 2 more chapters of this and staring at the artwork. Anytime I spend with Frida somehow always relaxes me and sparks a flurry of creative ideas all at the same time. #litsolace

Enjoying #hyggehour a little early this week with Frida and homemade ice pops to take my mind off the fact that it‘s about a bazillion degrees here. #litsolace

#CoffeeTableBook #NewYearNewBook @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks In the world where I have the space and the cash for coffee table art books this one is at the top of my list. But in the real world, Taschen also puts out a bookshelf sized hardcover version of this that only costs about $25-30 depending on where you buy it, and that one may actually end up in my home before the year is out.