Diego on my Mind by Frida Kahlo – Brooklyn Museum

€ 37.50 · 4.9 (642) · In Magazzino

PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY. ITEM IS MADE ON-DEMAND.

Archival print.
Printed on acid-free paper.
Available in 2 sizes.
Option to purchase framed or unframed.

Frida Kahlo (Mexican, 1907-1954). Diego on my Mind, 1943.

Diego on my Mind (1943) is a double-portrait emblematic of Kahlo’s gravitation toward personal motifs and self-portraiture. The central subject of the work is Kahlo herself, dressed in a traditional headdress from Tehuantepec, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. This choice of garment, whose colorful patterned folds are accented by an intricate floral crown, reflects Kahlo’s embrace of Mexicanidad – her pride for her Mexican cultural and visual heritage. On Kahlo’s forehead a second portrait of her tumultuous and volatile lover, Diego Rivera, literalizes the titular expression “Diego on my Mind.” Painted after the couple’s rekindling of their marriage following a divorce within the same year in 1940, this work is a compelling statement of love and perhaps infatuation.

This print has been produced with the highest quality pigmented, non-toxic, environmentally friendly ink with a color permanence rating of at least 200-year stability. Printed on 100% acid-free cotton fine art paper. Prints are available either unframed or framed. All unframed prints include a suitably sized white border which enhances their look when placed in any standard off-the-shelf frame. Frames are made of wood and available in White, Black, or Light.

Available in two sizes:

16 in. x 20 in. -Medium.
Approximate Measurements
Paper Size: 16.00 W x 20.00H
Image Size: 13.88 W x 18.00 H

22 in. x 28 in. -Large.
Approximate Measurements
Paper Size: 22.00 W x 28.00H
Image Size: 20.00 W x 25.93 H

PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY. ITEM IS MADE ON-DEMAND. Archival print.Printed on acid-free paper.Available in 2 sizes. Option to purchase framed or unframed. Frida Kahlo (Mexican, 1907-1954). Diego on my Mind, 1943.Diego on my Mind (1943) is a double-portrait emblematic of Kahlo’s gravitation toward personal motifs and self-portraiture. The central subject of the work is Kahlo herself, dressed in a traditional headdress from Tehuantepec, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. This choice of garment, whose colorful patterned folds are accented by an intricate floral crown, reflects Kahlo’s embrace of Mexicanidad – her pride for her Mexican cultural and visual heritage. On Kahlo’s forehead a second portrait of her tumultuous and volatile lover, Diego Rivera, literalizes the titular expression “Diego on my Mind.” Painted after the couple’s rekindling of their marriage following a divorce within the same year in 1940, this work is a compelling statement of love and perhaps infatuation. This print has been produced with the highest quality pigmented, non-toxic, environmentally friendly ink with a color permanence rating of at least 200-year stability. Printed on 100% acid-free cotton fine art paper. Prints are available either unframed or framed. All unframed prints include a suitably sized white border which enhances their look when placed in any standard off-the-shelf frame. Frames are made of wood and available in White, Black, or Light. Available in two sizes:16 in. x 20 in. -Medium.Approximate MeasurementsPaper Size: 16.00 W x 20.00HImage Size: 13.88 W x 18.00 H 22 in. x 28 in. -Large.Approximate MeasurementsPaper Size: 22.00 W x 28.00HImage Size: 20.00 W x 25.93 H © artist or artist's estate

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