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Three of hope remain
strong was painted by Frida Kahlo in 1946, she use oil on
masonite technique.
In this painting we see two Fridas, the one on the left is the Frida who has just been rolled out of the operating room on a hospital trolley and the other is the forceful, upright and confident figure of Frida. In her hand she holds the corset that she has hope of casting off forever after the surgery. Unfortunately, this surgery was terribly botched and resulted in numerous complications. It has been described as "the beginning of the end" for Frida
In this painting we see two Fridas, the one on the left is the Frida who has just been rolled out of the operating room on a hospital trolley and the other is the forceful, upright and confident figure of Frida. In her hand she holds the corset that she has hope of casting off forever after the surgery. Unfortunately, this surgery was terribly botched and resulted in numerous complications. It has been described as "the beginning of the end" for Frida
The creation of Adan was painted by Michelangelo, in 1511;
it was painted with the technique fresco, this painting forming part of the
Sistine Chapel, in the Vatican city, and it illustrates the Biblical creation
of the humans, in which god breathes life into Adan, this painting is the most
famous in the repertoire of Michelangelo,
and its fame as a piece of art is rivaled only by the Mona Lisa by
Leonardo da Vinci.
“Two Fridas” was painted by Frida Kahlo in 1939, the same
year that she divorced Diego Rivera.
It’s believed that “Two Fridas” expressed her feelings at
that moment. It was the first very
important painting of Frida Kahlo. She used the
oil on canvas technique. In your left is Frida with a white dress
representing European Frida and her pain. On your right it’s Frida with Mexican
dress, she tried to express her Mexican side. Now this Painting is in Museum of
modern art in Mexico.
Géza Kukan (1890-1934), Hungarian. It is a realistic
painter. Very good portrait painter, takes place in a moment of Hungarian art
that happens to the splendour of romanticism and is prior to the socialist
realism. His paintings have a solid technical management and powerful
expressiveness.