This lot consists of a fine art print on paper, hand signed "Frida Kahlo" in graphite at bottom. Image depicts a woman of proud beauty in traditional Mexican costume, with dark, glistening eyes that peer from below a bushy brow line. She stands next to a tall, heavy man with wide-set eyes and a paint palette. The couple's hands are clasped. At the top of the image, a white dove sails past their heads with a banner in its beak, which is covered in tiny cursive inscription. Very similar to the 1931 painting, "Frida and Diego Rivera", by Frida Kahlo (Mexican, 1907-1954), which Kahlo painted to commemorate her marriage to Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957). This unframed piece measures approximately 8" x 11.75".
PROVENANCE:
Private Collection

DIMENSIONS:
Unframed approx. 8" x 11.75".


Finger Lakes Auction has been commissioned to liquidate several important collections of fine art. The pieces in this auction came from established collectors both in the United States and Europe. This is one of the pieces from those collections.

This item is being sold 'as is'. Unless otherwise noted, authenticity has not been firmly established.

Please use photos as part of the description. The absence of condition report does not guarantee excellent condition. Please contact us for an in-hand evaluation or for additional photos.

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Overall fair condition. Little to no tears or creasing. Age-related discoloration and toning has occurred. Colors in the artwork remain vivid and rich. Please see photos for further reference.