It was there that she met her husband-to-be, Diego Rivera, who had recently returned home from France. He had been paid to paint a mural there. Kahlo was attracted to him, and not knowing how to deal with the emotions she felt, she expressed them by teasing

After her remarriage to Rivera, her artistic reputation continued to grow. She was included in prestigious group shows in the Museum of Modern Art, the Boston Institute of Contemporary Arts and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She took up teaching at the new experimental art school ‘La Esmeralda’, and proved an inspiration to her students.

In 1925, Kahlo suffered a serious accident which changed her life forever. She was traveling in a bus which collided with a tramcar, and suffered serious injuries to her right leg and pelvis. After getting in the accident, Frida was unable to have children. This took a while for Frida to comprehend. It also meant that she faced a life-long battle against pain. In 1926, during her recovery, she painted her first self-portrait, the beginning of a long chain in which she expressed the emotional stages and reactions of the events going on in her life. In 1928, she met Rivera again through her friendship she had with the photographer Tina Modotti. Rivera's marriage had just collapsed, and the two found that they had much in common. They married each other in August 1929.

Rivera's artistic reputation was expanding very fast in the U.S. In 1930, the couple left for San Francisco. Then, they briefly returned to Mexico. They went to New York in 1931 for the Rivera gallery organized by the Museum of Modern Art. In 1932, Rivera was paid to paint a major series of murals for the Detroit Museum, and during tha

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