Viva La Vida Life Mexico Art Posters and Art Prints

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Viva la vida - Frida Kahlo

And you can keep the Frida Kahlo painting You can keep it but you can’t keep me I never will come to garnish your wall Now someone else can follow you blindly

Vida la vida

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Viva la Vida - FRIDA KAHLO

DONDE NO PUEDE AMAR NO TE DEMORES VIVA LA VIDA And you can keep the Frida Kahlo painting You can keep it but you can’t keep me I never will come to garnish your wall Now someone else can follow you blindly

Colorful happy "Viva la vida" image to celebrate life with its good and bad moments. Motivational and revolutionary spanish quote with happy and colorful block letters.

Colorful happy "Viva la vida" image to celebrate life with its good and bad moments. Motivational and revolutionary spanish quote with happy and colorful block letters.

Why did Frida Kahlo become the symbol of feminism? Frida Kahlo, a modern woman - Villegiardini Frida Kahlo has become the symbol of feminism for her free and inflexible personality, for the themes treated in her work such as the female body, identity and death. Married twice to the muralist Diego Rivera, founder of modern Mexican painting, she had no children.

Hand drawn art

This fruit filled digital design is an homage to the last artwork created by Frida Kahlo. A reminder to ‘Live the Life!’

'Viva La Vida', a surreal collage and a festive celebration of life and living it fully till the last ounce and minute of our soul. I wanted a big happy shout of saying 'Live is Great!'.

Frida Kahlo was a great artist and remains a worldwide icon of art and fashion. This design is based on a painting of Frida by my artist friend Rocio Amozurrutia, who also was born in Mexico City.

My Drawing viva la vida a painting of frida a watermelon behind a fascinating mexican artist gloomy but with an infinite world inside! frida an icon an artist a visionary a great example of life

Design inspired by Mexican embroideries from Oaxaca made by an artisan in our collective

A work of my wife. A beautiful tribute to Frida Kahlo

Cute portrait of the famous painter as a baby with "viva la Vida" banner