Artwork Original Famous Frida Kahlo Paintings

1907 1954 1941 dia de muertos original oil pastel on paper professionally framed w coa digital analysis by ruth alvarado rivera this stunning piece is an original oil pastel on paper drawing by renowned mexican artist frida kahlo.

Artwork original famous frida kahlo paintings.

Some of her notable paintings included frieda and diego rivera 1931 and the two fridas 1939. Her traumatic divorce from fellow artist diego rivera and a nearly fatal accident she survived as a teenager. Read more about kahlo s life and career. The two fridas by frida kahlo.

Thinking about death by frida kahlo. The biographical work covers kahlo s childhood accident. A few small nips passionately in love by frida kahlo. Choose your favorite frida kahlo original artwork from the hundreds of thousands of artists.

A brilliant painter she is most famous for her portraits in which she paints herself in a surrealistic manner. The wounded deer by frida kahlo. Her most well known paintings however seem to revolve around 2 major events in her life. The piece is titled dia de muertos and is a still life drawing of two sugar skull.

Self portrait with cropped hair 1940 frida kahlo had a turbulent relationship with another famous mexican artist diego rivera whom she divorced and married again about a month after her divorce from rivera kahlo cut off her long hair that her ex husband loved so much and this self portrait was created around that time. Book on frida kahlo. The wounded table by frida kahlo. The estate of frida kahlo and their presence hold all necessary copyrights and licences for all of his paintings and other works.

A biography of frida kahlo helped to stir up interest in the artist. Me and my parrots by frida kahlo. The bus by frida kahlo. Frida kahlo explores several themes in her oeuvre from an interest in her ancestry and heritage to her struggles with childlessness and femininity.

Tree of hope remain strong by frida kahlo. 25 000 1 000 000 description. Frida kahlo mexican painter known for her uncompromising and brilliantly colored self portraits that confront such themes as identity the human body and death.