Art Ask Agency Ramps Up Frida Kahlo Licensing Program

My First Frida Kahlo by Quarto Group | Source: Art Ask Agency

Art Ask Agency continues to expand the Frida Kahlo licensing program.

Working on behalf of The Frida Kahlo Corp., Art Ask brokered new deals that will bring Kahlo’s likeness to face masks, personal care items, stationery, and designer handbags.

“It’s wonderful to see products for little girls with the Frida Kahlo license,” says Maria Strid, owner of Art Ask Agency. “Frida inspires many and is aspirational for little girls. Parents love to give the legacy of Frida to their daughters.”

The Frida Kahlo Collection by Reserved | Source: Art Ask Agency

New items include a rag doll gift pack and the My First Frida Kahlo book from Quarto Group’s “Little People, Big Dreams” series, in addition to a spring and summer fashion collection from Reserved.

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