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| IPTC INFO | | Caption | "Through her paintings she breaks all the taboos of the woman's body and of female sexuality." Diego Rivera. . The feeling that the artist expresses in her self-portraits touches something much more universal within us. Frida Kahlo wore her Mexican birth with a fierce pride that would not be in vogue until decades after her death. The offspring of a multicultural and interracial marriage came to be identified as the quintessential Mexican woman. Enigmatic Frida had many lovers of both sexes an represented herself as an androgynous creature in her paintings. The drama Kahlo's life filled with great psychological torment and physical agony yet lived with inspired gusto continues to live as real life inspiration. | | Headline | Frida Kahlo | | User | Guest |
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