Frida and Diego timeline

Detroit Industry By Diego Rivera

Period: 1932 to 1933

It has a long history as the epicenter of the North American automotive industry and the developed into a hub for other high-tech industries, including defense, logistics, health care, and information technology

Diego sketching part of his Rockefeller Center mural

1933

The image is Diego Rivera sketching part of his Rockefeller Center back in 1933

Man, Controller of the Universe at the Palacio de Bellas Artes

1934

This image is one of Diego Riveras paintings the Man, Controller of the Universe

The two Fridas

1939

This painting is one of Frida's and it is to show her hispanic and german culture

Fridas Self-Portrait with Thorn necklace and Hummingbird

1940

This painting was made by Frida Kahlo in 1940, and it represented her pain and suffering from when she was younger.

The Bride Frightened at Seeing Life Opened by Frida Kahlo

1943

The painting is to represent and depict a still life with colors and symbolic undertones

Dream of a Sunday Afternoon on the Alameda Central

1947

Diego Rivera made this painting in 1947 to represent Mexican/Hispanic culture

Statement by Frida Kahlo from My Art, My Life

1960

This talks about how Frida felt about Diego and her life

Frida Becomes My Wife From My Art, My Life

1960

This is an Autobiography from Diego Rivera Talking about how Frida became his wife from his Art and his life

Letter to Ella and Bertrem Wolfe from The Letters of Frida Kahlo

1995

This letter is to Ella and Bertram Wolfe from Frida Kahlo, asking how Ella and Bertram were doing and how Frida was doing