Frida by Frida
Frida by Frida A selection of letters and texts by Frida Kahlo, forward and notes by Raquel Tibol. Mexico City: Editorial RM, 2006.
Full leather fine binding: sewn on flattened cords laced into boards, covered in full goatskin. Blue backpared goatskin onlays, fuscia buffalo onlays, hand tooling and titling in gold. Goatskin edge-to-edge doublure, Khadi paper flyleaves. Hand sewn silk headbands, gilt top edge. Dust jacket bound in rear. Bound 2013.
8.5 x 6 x 1.25"
Design inspired by Frida Kahlo’s garments, both traditional Mexican skirts and huipils, and her orthopedic corsets; on a background referencing papel picado, Mexican cut paper banners. Colors reference Kahlo’s family residence, The Blue House, and the colorful palette she favored for both her paintings and her dress.
Frida by Frida A selection of letters and texts by Frida Kahlo, forward and notes by Raquel Tibol. Mexico City: Editorial RM, 2006.
Full leather fine binding: sewn on flattened cords laced into boards, covered in full goatskin. Blue backpared goatskin onlays, fuscia buffalo onlays, hand tooling and titling in gold. Goatskin edge-to-edge doublure, Khadi paper flyleaves. Hand sewn silk headbands, gilt top edge. Dust jacket bound in rear. Bound 2013.
8.5 x 6 x 1.25"
Design inspired by Frida Kahlo’s garments, both traditional Mexican skirts and huipils, and her orthopedic corsets; on a background referencing papel picado, Mexican cut paper banners. Colors reference Kahlo’s family residence, The Blue House, and the colorful palette she favored for both her paintings and her dress.
Frida by Frida A selection of letters and texts by Frida Kahlo, forward and notes by Raquel Tibol. Mexico City: Editorial RM, 2006.
Full leather fine binding: sewn on flattened cords laced into boards, covered in full goatskin. Blue backpared goatskin onlays, fuscia buffalo onlays, hand tooling and titling in gold. Goatskin edge-to-edge doublure, Khadi paper flyleaves. Hand sewn silk headbands, gilt top edge. Dust jacket bound in rear. Bound 2013.
8.5 x 6 x 1.25"
Design inspired by Frida Kahlo’s garments, both traditional Mexican skirts and huipils, and her orthopedic corsets; on a background referencing papel picado, Mexican cut paper banners. Colors reference Kahlo’s family residence, The Blue House, and the colorful palette she favored for both her paintings and her dress.
