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Frida Kahlo

The Two Fridas

The Two Fridas

Description

Frida Kahlo’s The Two Fridas is a raw and unflinching look at identity and heartbreak, laying bare two sides of herself—one fragile, one resilient. Sitting side by side, their exposed hearts connected by a single vein, the painting captures the emotional push and pull that defined her life. It’s a striking exploration of love, loss, and self-discovery that continues to resonate.

Details

  • Giclée fine art print
  • Museum-grade archival pigment inks
  • Printed on 210g textured acid-free, fine-art paper
  • Glass-free presentation, no framing required
  • Backed by ClaimProof™ for authenticating and claiming

Dimensions

  • Width: 12.6 in / 27 cm
  • Height: 10.6 in / 32 cm
  • Depth (thickness): 0.6 in / 15 mm
  • Weight: 1.3 lb / 580 gr

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More About The piece

Frida Kahlo’s The Two Fridas is like an emotional x-ray, holding up two sides of herself for the world to see. Painted in 1939, the year her rocky marriage to Diego Rivera officially ended, this artwork isn’t about subtlety. It’s a raw breakup anthem on canvas, full of symbolism and dripping with the complicated blend of heartache and self-empowerment that defined Kahlo’s life and work.

Two Fridas sit side by side, hand in hand, with their hearts on literal display—one neatly intact, the other ripped open. The Frida in a European-style Victorian dress appears fragile, clamping down on a bleeding artery with surgical forceps. Meanwhile, the other Frida, dressed in traditional Mexican clothing, confidently holds a small portrait of Rivera. Both figures are connected through a shared vein, a metaphorical lifeline that feels equal parts grotesque and poignant.

Kahlo’s work taps into surrealism, though she rejected that label, preferring to say she painted her own reality. Yet The Two Fridas is more than dreamlike symbolism. It’s a bold exploration of identity, touching on her mixed heritage and emotional trauma. Today, this piece stands as one of her most recognized works, a reminder of how art can capture the messy, stitched-together complexity of being human.

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