For instance, she lived during the Mexican revolution who she seem to support like her family. There was the bus incident where she was in a cast for about 3 months and that’s when she decided to pursue her life as a painter. She once said "I paint myself because I am often alone and I am the subject I know best" ("Frida Kahlo The Complete Works"). There was the time when she was in New York at the Henry Ford Hospitable where she had a miscarriage of her baby with Diego. She made a painting that showed herself, a uterus, an orchid, her dead child, and a slug. The operation was a horrible experience for her. Later on, she had a divorce with Diego and that was by the time she made one of most famous works. It was the Two Fridas that shown she was lonely and she had to be independent for some time in 1939 ("Frida Kahlo The Complete Works"). At the end of her life, she suffered from the lasting effects of her injury to the point she became immobile. This affliction was the content on one her last works known as The Broken Column. It shown herself in a corset with an exposed spine, but substituted with a broken column. She was appeared crying because of the pain she had to endure and her upper body was naked to show her
For instance, she lived during the Mexican revolution who she seem to support like her family. There was the bus incident where she was in a cast for about 3 months and that’s when she decided to pursue her life as a painter. She once said "I paint myself because I am often alone and I am the subject I know best" ("Frida Kahlo The Complete Works"). There was the time when she was in New York at the Henry Ford Hospitable where she had a miscarriage of her baby with Diego. She made a painting that showed herself, a uterus, an orchid, her dead child, and a slug. The operation was a horrible experience for her. Later on, she had a divorce with Diego and that was by the time she made one of most famous works. It was the Two Fridas that shown she was lonely and she had to be independent for some time in 1939 ("Frida Kahlo The Complete Works"). At the end of her life, she suffered from the lasting effects of her injury to the point she became immobile. This affliction was the content on one her last works known as The Broken Column. It shown herself in a corset with an exposed spine, but substituted with a broken column. She was appeared crying because of the pain she had to endure and her upper body was naked to show her