Anti-stress / Zen Coloring Page : Frida Kahlo and leaves

Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and various types of leaves in the background
Did you know? Over the course of her career, Frida Kahlo created 143 paintings, including 55 self-portraits. Kahlo declared: 'I paint myself because I am often alone, and because I am the subject I know best.' Her self-portraits often include interpretations of physical and psychological wounds.
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Frida Kahlo (1907 - 1954) was a Mexican painter known for her self-portraits and her depiction of the pain and suffering she experienced throughout her life. She was a feminist icon and a symbol of Mexican national and indigenous traditions, as well as a communist. Her works are often characterized by their bright colors and bold, surreal imagery. Many of her paintings depict her physical and emotional pain, including her many surgeries and miscarriages. Despite her personal struggles and the fact that she had to deal with a lot of rejection from the art world, she managed to have a successful career and her legacy and impact still continues to be felt today.
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