article_snippet.sent: In This letter from the archive, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo refers to 'Tree of Hope', a painting Mexican artist Frida Kahlo created shortly after Mexican artist Frida Kahlo met Jose .
article_snippet.sent: Sketch artist: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo sent Jose this drawing of a tree in reference to 'The Tree of Life' City living: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo posed for this photo in front of a skyline.
article_snippet.sent: After Mexican artist Frida Kahlo sold Frida's sister Cristina 1946 painting Tree of Hope, which was inspired by Frida's sister Cristina recent surgery, Frida's sister Cristina wrote to Jose about his words influenced Frida's sister Cristina creation. '
article_snippet.sent: An artist's life: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo was photographed holding this statue while Mexican artist Frida Kahlo stood in front of a blue cement wall .
article_snippet.sent: In the painting one version of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo lies in a hospital bed, while another depiction of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo sits proudly while holding a flag.
article_snippet.sent: While painting the piece, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo inscribed 'Tree of Hope Keep Firm' a line of a song that Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and Jose both liked.
article_snippet.sent: According to Hayden, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo wrote in several of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo letters to Jose that Mexican artist Frida Kahlo had missed Mexican artist Frida Kahlo period, in a way that suggested Mexican artist Frida Kahlo was in some ways hoping to have Tree of Hope Keep Firm' baby despite knowing it was nearly impossible because of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo spinal injury. '
article_snippet.sent: New images: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo posed in Mexican artist Frida Kahlo house for this photo take by French photographer Gisèle Freund .
article_snippet.sent: Full of life: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo can be seen standing in Mexican artist Frida Kahlo garden in Mexico in this image shot by Gisèle .
article_snippet.sent: Meta moment: Frida Kahlo and Dr Juan Farill were photographed in Frida Kahlo home in 1951.
article_snippet.sent: In this photo, Frida Kahlo and Dr Juan Farill are standing in front of one of Frida Kahlo works in which Frida Kahlo pictured Frida Kahlo painting Dr Farill's portrait .