In the Style of Frida Kahlo Oil on canvas painting Self Portrait (1941) with frame ------Measures with frame: 21" x 29" inches aprox-Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. Frida cut off her long hair after she was divorced from Diego Rivera in 1939. By doing this she rejected her femininity and ease her pain over the divorce. After they remarried in December of 1940, she painted a self-portrait and in it, using her hair to express her feelings about their relationship. The strands hair which were cut off as shown in her another self-portrait, "Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair", was gathered up and braided to an endless loop. The shape of her hair might be a symbol of eternal circle of time. In this painting, Frida was trying to gain her femininity back.----------------------------------------------------This item will sell as "in the style of". See photos---------------WE MAKE COMBINE SHIPPING (ONLY ONE PACKAGE COST). Buyer pays shipping costs. We are here to absolve any doubts.-----------------To consider: We accept Paypal, but for payments over $ 1500.00, a wire transfer is required.

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