Here is a painting of Frida Kahlo with her husband, Diego Rivera. If you look in Diego's right hand you will notice paintbrushes and a palette. Diego was also a Mexican artist — he was a muralist, meaning he painted large paintings on walls of buildings. Their marriage in 1929 was called a "union between an elephant and a dove." Can you guess why? Who do you think was the elephant? The dove? Hint: Diego was very large and she was tiny. Frida created this painting in 1931. 36.6061 Frida (Frieda) Kahlo Frieda and Diego Rivera; 1931 oil on canvas; 39 3/8 in. x 31 in. (100.01 cm x 78.74 cm) San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Albert M. Bender Collection, Gift of Albert M. Bender � Estate of Frida Kahlo, Courtesy Banco de Mexico