self portrait with the portrait of dr farill frida kahlo

self portrait with the portrait of dr farill frida kahloThis painting was done in 1951, at a time when Frida Kahlo was seriously weakened physically. She had just undergone several spinal operations and had difficulty walking, which is why she is shown here in a wheelchair. The work pays tribute to Dr Juan Farill, the surgeon who operated on her several times and supported her during this difficult period. It is one of the last self portraits she made, at a time when painting demanded an immense effort.

Both vibrant and soothing

does not reproduce reality

a silent meditation on permanence in the midst of chaos

Gustave Caillebotte's The Gennevilliers plain seen from the Argenteuil hillsides reveals a rural panorama where nature stretches as far as the eye can see

offering a profound reflection on the unknown and the wonder of the world

seem suspended in a reinvented world where perspective is intuitive and playful

surrounded by calm water reflecting its imposing silhouette

highlighting both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the bridge

Miniature scenes float on the surface: a dead woman

inspired inspired by the art of Pierre Soulages

the young woman has no real face

dreamlike world of Henri Rousseau