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Frida Kahlo Self Portrait Art T-shirt

Frida Kahlo Self Portrait Art T-shirt

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IND ₹1599 / US $35 / UK £25 / EU €30

Frida Kahlo

1940

Naïve Art/Folk Art

 
Now at the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas, this Mexican painting is one in a long line of trailblazing self-portraits that immortalized its creator as a global icon for the feminism movement, the LGBTQ+ community and the Chicano Movement. While its individual elements have varied interpretations, her direct gaze and inspiration from Mexican folk art are seen as reclamations of Kahlo’s national & gender identities in a time when the portrayal of women was largely handled by white, male artists.

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Frida Kahlo Self Portrait Art T-shirt

Retail Price

Artist

Completed

Art Style

IND ₹1599 / US $35 / UK £25 / EU €30

Frida Kahlo

1940

Naïve Art/Folk Art

 
Now at the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas, this Mexican painting is one in a long line of trailblazing self-portraits that immortalized its creator as a global icon for the feminism movement, the LGBTQ+ community and the Chicano Movement. While its individual elements have varied interpretations, her direct gaze and inspiration from Mexican folk art are seen as reclamations of Kahlo’s national & gender identities in a time when the portrayal of women was largely handled by white, male artists.

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Completed

Art Style

IND ₹1599 / US $35 / UK £25 / EU €30

Frida Kahlo

1940

Naïve Art/Folk Art

 
Now at the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas, this Mexican painting is one in a long line of trailblazing self-portraits that immortalized its creator as a global icon for the feminism movement, the LGBTQ+ community and the Chicano Movement. While its individual elements have varied interpretations, her direct gaze and inspiration from Mexican folk art are seen as reclamations of Kahlo’s national & gender identities in a time when the portrayal of women was largely handled by white, male artists.