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The photographs, especially the colored ones taken by Nickolas Muray (1892-1965) of Frida Kahlo (1907-1954), are among the most beautiful and sensual portraits of her that exist. It's no surprise, as they tell the love story between the photographer and the Mexican artist, which reignited in 1938 in New York during Kahlo's first solo exhibition and lasted for about ten years. Muray's images—he was a successful advertising photographer and portraitist in the States—depict Frida Kahlo as a strong yet vulnerable woman, posing for her lover's camera with an open gaze and in stunning, vibrant garments. In addition to 56 portraits, 25 of which are in color, our volume, which we are now offering as a new edition, includes numerous letters between the two, providing insight into the very passionate and candid relationship of the "charming Nick" and his "Mexican girl.".