In "Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics, and Painting," Dot Tuer masterfully intertwines the tumultuous and fervent lives of two of Mexico's most emblematic artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Within the vibrant cultural tapestry of 20th-century Mexico, their storied romance and fervid dedication to the nation's revolutionary spirit emerge not just as mere backdrop but as a driving force behind their legendary artworks. Tuer navigates the reader through the couple's shared journey with a keen eye, revealing how their personal sagas of love, pain, and political commitment are indelibly etched into each brushstroke and color palette, offering a fresh perspective on their contributions to modern art and Mexican identity. This compelling narrative is beautifully illustrated with 75 color reproductions of Kahlo and Rivera's paintings and works on paper, many of which are seldom seen by the public, alongside rare archival photographs and insightful new biographical details. Published to coincide with an influential exhibition drawn from three distinguished Mexican private collections, "Frida & Diego" not only reevaluates their artistic legacies in the context of 21st-century sensibilities but also celebrates their enduring influence on global art and culture. Through Tuer's meticulous research and captivating prose, the book stands as a testament to the couple's unbreakable bond with each other and their unwavering commitment to depicting the soul of a nation in upheaval.