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Buy Frida Kahlo products Viva la Vida, Watermelons by Frida Kahlo In this painting Frida shows a cracked and intense red watermelon. Color, like previous paintings, symbolizes life. This idea is accentuated by the left watermelon that suggests the fertilization of an...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products Frida Kahlo "Stalin" painting In her final days, Frida Kahlo introduced a political dimension to her work in order to serve the Party and benefit the Revolution. The votive nature of this portrait could be compared to that of the painting...

Buy Frida Kahlo products María Félix painting by Frida Kahlo In this self-portrait, Frida is painted as a young woman with a portrait of Diego on her chest and apparently two faces in the sun. As proof that he never lost his sense of humor, he painted the portrait of...

Buy Frida Kahlo products Frida Kahlo's family painting Frida Kahlo painted this painting shortly after Hitler banned interracial marriages in Nuremberg. Just as the Nazis used family trees to prove the purity of their blood, Frida uses it to claim her "mixed" origins....

Buy Frida Kahlo products Title: Marxism Will Give Health to the Sick Date: 1954 Physical dimensions: 30" x 24" Type: Painting Painting technique: Oil on masonite Frida Kahlo Museum Coyoacán, Mexico Marxism Will Give Health to the Sick by Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products Fruit of Life, Frida Kahlo fruit painting The painting Fruit of Life was painted in 1953 by the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo in her last days of life. Since he could not leave the house, even sometimes out of bed, he used the fruits and...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products The Mexican painter Magdalena Frida Carmen Kahlo Calderónn better known as Frida Kahlo has spent her entire life in Mexico City, although she has worked and traveled in the United States. Her work consists of around 250 paintings, very often...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products Self-Portrait with the Portrait of Dr. Farill 1951 This painting is a portrait of Frida with her surgeon, Dr. Juan Farill. This was his last signed self-portrait. In 1951, Dr. Farill performed a series of seven operations on Frida's spine....

Buy Frida Kahlo products The dedication at the bottom of the painting indicates the following: "Here I painted my father Wilhem Kahlo, of Hungarian-German origin, an artist-photographer by profession, with a generous, intelligent and good character, brave because he...

Buy Frida Kahlo products In her work "Coconuts", Frida Kahlo subtly captures her state of mind, in a detail that appears between the three pairs of fruits that she used in several of her still life paintings. This painting is part of the collection of the Museum of...

Buy Frida Kahlo products The subject of this painting contains many elements that derive from ancient Mexican mythology. Frida's inability to have children pushed her to adopt a motherly role in regards to Diego. In the center of the painting they hold her husband...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products Frida Kahlo, "Self-portrait" (painted for Samuel Fastlitch) (1948) We can infer that what links creator and creature is not resemblance, but the allegorical story that, in many ways, constitutes a "story of pain" as a confessional reduction of...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products Without Hope by Frida Kahlo Frida Khalo (1907-1954) Thanks to her intensely colorful and often terrifying self-portraits, Khalo has become one of the most famous painters in history. Frida spent most of her life in Mexico City. It was there at...

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Buy Frida Kahlo products "Portrait of Lucha María, a girl from Tehuacán" (1942), on the left is the moon with the Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacán; to the right is the sun and the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacán. In this case, Astronomy and Art.

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