The 10 most important ARTworks of Frida Kahlo
Here, in the online gallery TheBillionArt we show you the 10 most important works of Frida Kahlo where you will find the most relevant data of these, even where they are!
Original title: Diego in my Thought
Date: 1943
Dimensions: 75 x 60 cm
Style: Surrealism
Genre: self portrait
Location: Collector of Jaques and Natasha Gelman.
Original title: Self-portrait
Date: 1948
Dimensions: 50 x 39.5 cm
Style: Primitivism
Genre: self portrait
Medium: oil, masonite
Location: Samuel Fastlicht Collection, Mexico City, Mexico
Original title: Self-portrait with Monkey and Perico
Date: 1942
Dimensions: 54.6 x 43.2 cm
Genre: self portrait
Location: Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires
Original title: The Broken Column
Date: 1944
Dimensions: 43 x 33 cm
Style: Primitivism
Genre: self portrait
Medium: oil, masonite
Location: Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City, Mexico
Original title: Self-portrait Dedicated to Dr. Eloesser
Date: 1940
Dimensions: 59.5 x 40 cm
Style: (Primitivism
Genre: self portrait
Medium: oil, masonite
Location: private collection
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