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Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia

Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia, Frida Kahlo

Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia, zoomed in

69.5 cm

Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia scale comparison

53.3 cm

See Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia in the Kaleidoscope

Two Women, Salvadora and Herminia is an Oil on Canvas Painting created by Frida Kahlo in 1928. It lives at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in the United States. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Portraits and Women. Source

Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair, Frida Kahlo

Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair

Fulang-Chang and I, Frida Kahlo

Fulang-Chang and I

Without Hope, Frida Kahlo

Without Hope

Marie Laurencin, Cecilia de Madrazo and the Dog Coco, Marie Laurencin

Marie Laurencin, Cecilia de Madrazo and the Dog Coco

Marie Laurencin, 1915

Head of Medusa, Peter Paul Rubens

Head of Medusa

Peter Paul Rubens, 1617-1618

Dorchester 1856, Edward Mitchell Bannister

Dorchester 1856

Edward Mitchell Bannister, 1856

Composition with Red Yellow and Blue, Piet Mondrian

Composition with Red Yellow and Blue

Piet Mondrian, 1928

Figure, André Breton

Figure

André Breton, 1928

La Cohorte Invincible, Giorgio de Chirico

La Cohorte Invincible

Giorgio de Chirico, 1928

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