Frida's paintings often show herself, alone or with Diego, and reflect her pain and her ecstasy. Frida's paintings are bright, enticing, sometimes morbidly distressing. It is comfortably between folk and fine art. Her paintings are imperious and colorful. Frida's painting is on a smaller scale than Rivera's famous murals, and her art is overshadowed by his. His leads to an infamous incident, when he is hired by Rockefeller to create a mural for Rocketfeller Center, …showed first 75 words of 770 total…

…showed last 75 words of 770 total…Public Places" in America is totally different with Diego Rivera's "Art in Public Places" murals. Because In America, our government is not Communist, most paintings don't paint to relate to politics. They paint to express the way of life and the beauty within it. But for Rivera most of his arts have the politics meaning behind it. I think I like "Art in Public Places" in America better, because I am not a politic person.