The Stories Hidden in The Two Fridas

Frida Kahlo is a powerful woman expressing her life through her artwork. She was born in Coyoacan town on July 6, 1907. Her life is full of challenges, and her only option is to live. For example, "When Frida is six years old, she got infected with polio and had been kept waiting for nearly a year, so" her legs are shorter than other feet "(Lowe 17). This is the first time for this malformation, but it is far from the last problem Frida encountered in his life.

Two Fridas (Las dos Fridas in Spain) is a painting by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. This painting is the first large-scale work of Karo and is considered to be one of her most famous paintings. This is a double self-portrait painting two versions of Karo sitting together. One is wearing a white European Victorian dress and the other is wearing a traditional Tewana dress. This picture was created in 1939. In the same year, Karo divorced Diego Rivera even if they marry after one year.

This picture is self-portrait of Frida Kahlo with two split characters. In 1939 two Frida were made. It is a canvas with a height of 5 '81/2 sq. It is located in Museo de Arte in Mexico City. There are two Fridas, I sat in the next chair, I hold hands, watching the audience. Two Fridas will sit on a green weave bench on a brown smooth floor. Behind it, blue and gray skies are drawn on the wall. Frida was wearing a custom of India (Teewana skirt) and a shirt. The shirt is gold trim blue and the skirt is white with white train. This Frida has a small portrait of a man. At first glance, a small portrait looks like a pin or big button until people see it. Another Frida is wearing a flower embroidery white European long dress at the end of the skirt.

Both Fridas put items on their knees; Mexican Frida has a small portrait of Diego Rivera, while Europe's Frida has a scorpion. Blood leaked from the scorpied blood vessel into the European Frida white dress. The blood vessel connects the two Frida and let their heart pass through their hands. This work implies Carlo's constant pain and surgery, and the tradition of Aztec human sacrifice. As this work was done by Karo immediately after her divorce, Europe Frieda lost her own work, her Diego