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Frida Kahlo Art Prints

Frida Kahlo took inspiration from native popular art in order to find and assert her Mexican identity. Working in a primitive style, her paintings are full of odd color combinations, static figures and incredible space and scale. Kahlo experienced tremendous physical and psychological torment throughout her life. When she was fifteen, she was involved in a near fatal streetcar accident which left her with a crushed pelvis, fractured spine and broken foot. This accident was the beginning of a lifelong battle of operations, infection, amputation, and, eventually, death. It was also the beginning of a remarkable series of paintings about pain, confinement and femininity. Almost all of Kahlo's paintings are self-portraits, an autobiography in paint. Kahlo said that many of her contemporaries "thought I was a Surrealist, but I wasn't. I never painted dreams. I painted my own reality." Diego Rivera, Kahlo's husband, gave her house in Coyoacan and its contents to the state to be used as the Frida Kahlo Museum after her death in 1954.
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The Two Fridas, 1939
Fine-Art Print
20" x 22"
$38.99
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Self Portrait with a Monkey, 1940
Fine-Art Print
18" x 24"
$38.99
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Self Portrait with a Monkey, 1940
Fine-Art Print
11" x 14"
$22.99
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Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia), 1928
Fine-Art Print
11" x 14"
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Self Portrait with a Monkey, 1940 (detail)
Fine-Art Print
12" x 12"
$27.99
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The Two Fridas, 1939
Fine-Art Print
11" x 14"
$22.99
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