The Two Fridas Painting by Frida Kahlo was a 68x68  inch oil on canvas painting created in 1939. 

Art Description

Two self-portrait images of Frida Kahlo sit holding hands. One is in a flowing white dress with lace and styled hair, while the other woman is wearing a long green dress with white edging, a blue shirt with yellow edging and a faint mustache  Her hair is slightly less made up. They are sitting on a bench in-front of a granite blue background. The well dressed woman is holding a pair of scissors as a bleeding vein is connected to a stylized heart in plain view and the connected to the other woman.

Possible Interpretations (Leave your own thoughts below)

She plays the role of tow people, the real Frida and the impression she must give the public.

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