Henry Ford Hospital In Detroit: A Visual Analysis

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In the year 1932, on the 4th of July, Frida had a miscarriage at the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Frida painted herself after the miscarriage, lying back on the bed in the hospital, which turned into this terrifying self-portrait. The woman in the portrait is naked, the sheets under her stained with her blood, and a huge tear drops from her left eye. The bed drifts in an intangible space, encircled by six different images, which act as metaphors relating to the miscarriage. These are secured by umbilical cords and she holds all of them tightly in her fist, never wanting to let go. The image in the centre is a completely formed male foetus, "Dieguito", the baby she desired for. The orchid was a symbol of a gift from her husband, Diego. The

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