Dive into Frida Kahlo’s powerful self-expression with this captivating art book exploring her iconic *Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair*. This paperback edition offers an intimate look at one of Kahlo’s most emotionally charged works, created during her divorce from Diego Rivera. Through vivid analysis and rich illustrations, curator Jodi Roberts unravels the painting’s symbolism, connecting it to Mexican revolutionary ideals, Surrealist influences, and Kahlo’s personal journey of identity reconstruction.
### Key Features
* In-depth essay analyzing Kahlo’s 1940 masterpiece and its cultural significance
* 35 high-quality illustrations showcasing details of the painting and related works
* Explores the artist’s use of neutral tones and masculine attire as symbolic rebellion
* Part of MoMA’s acclaimed One on One series examining seminal artworks
* Compact 48-page format perfect for art students and Kahlo enthusiasts
### Specifications
Pages: 48
Illustrations: 35
Series: MoMA One on One
Format: Paperback
### Ideal For
* Art history students studying Kahlo’s feminist symbolism and Mexican modernism
* Collectors seeking accessible yet scholarly interpretations of iconic paintings
* Psychology enthusiasts interested in artistic expressions of personal transformation
