Collection: Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her deeply personal and symbolic self-portraits that explored identity, pain, and the female experience. As a teenager, she nearly died in a bus accident that left her with a broken spine, shattered pelvis, and numerous other injuries, causing lifelong pain and medical issues. Blending Surrealism, Mexican folk art, and Realism, Kahlo used vivid imagery to depict both her physical suffering and emotional resilience. Her bold, introspective work made her a powerful voice in art and feminism, and she remains a cultural icon of strength, self-expression, and Mexican identity.