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Frida Kahlo is one of the most important and famous women artists of contemporary history.

 He was a modern painter with radical tendencies and his art had a deep and close connection with the traditional and developing society of Mexico.  Someone who looked at the collapse of traditional structures and the decline of indigenous culture with a postmodern attitude and was strongly influenced by the art of the indigenous Mexican Indians and the paintings, masks and icons of the Aztec people.

 Frida lived with pain and suffering for 47 years, and although in her paintings she mostly depicted her portrait and her suffering body, at the same time, her humane and sincere view of the Mexican society and its native traditions and rituals are strongly reflected in her works.

Frida Kahlo endured pain and suffering throughout her 47 years, often depicting her own struggles and physical afflictions in her art. Despite this focus on her personal pain, her paintings also profoundly reflect her humane and sincere perspective on Mexican society, as well as its native traditions and rituals.