thinking about death frida kahlo

thinking about death frida kahloPainted in 1943, this painting is a symbolic self portrait in which Frida Kahlo expresses her intimate, constant and almost familiar relationship with death. She painted it during a period marked by chronic pain and a series of hospitalisations. As in many of her works, death is not portrayed in a dramatic way, but as an omnipresent thought, rooted in everyday life and the mind. Frida is depicted straight on, staring straight ahead. On her forehead, a

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surrounded by strands of freshly cut hair

but interpreted nature through his own personal prism

typical of his late Impressionist approach

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contrasting colours - red

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a house rises up

with its emphasis on intense colour and simplified forms

her imagination and Mexican history

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