by Caroline Bernard · Editorial Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788408241249
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«Frida y los colores de la vida» is the biographical novel by Caroline Bernard, published by Editorial Planeta in hardback (384 pages, in Spanish).
Mexico, 1925. Frida, who wants to be a doctor, sees her dream cut short by an accident. Fate brings her closer to Diego Rivera, an already established painter, who encourages her to paint. The novel recreates their relationship, marked by Diego's infidelities, and Frida's path towards a style of her own with which she will become an admired artist and a symbol.
Translated from German by María José Díez Pérez. Originally published as «Frida Kahlo und die Farben des Lebens», it is part of the series «Mutige Frauen zwischen Kunst und Liebe» (volume 11).
For readers of historical and biographical fiction interested in Frida Kahlo, Mexican art and feminism.
