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| Henry Ford Hospital |
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| 1932, oil on metal, 12 1/4 x 15 1/2 in. |
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This painting was made while Frida was in the Henry Ford hospital, in New York, following the unexpected
miscarriage of her son, thus causing her to express how she felt at this particular time in her life. Each object
in the picture displays how she was feeling internally.
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References:
Green, Sarah&Salma Hayek(Directors), Taymor, Julie(Writer). (2002). Frida [Motion Picture]. United States:
Miramax Pictures.
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