Answer:
The writer believes that Diego Rivera helped Kahlo find her own style as an artist.
Explanation:
Diego Rivera always recognized Frida Kahlo's efforts to develop a unique language in painting. In her early paintings, the style of Kahlo can first be seen.
As time together passed, Kahlo became deeply influenced by the murals of Diego, but she preferred the use of bright colour and symbols in her paintings.
Frida often would portray monkeys as the Mexican folklore suggests, for symbols of protection.
The relationship of the couple had very contrasting moments:
In 1935 Frida painted A Few Small Nips as she suffered heartbreak when Diego's affair with her sister was known.
Frida depicted often anger and pain in her paintings.
The relationship lasted more than 25 years and would often provide contrasts in her artworks.
