Coming full circle with Frida Kahlo
Jaipreet Virdi on X: "Prosthetic leg worn by artist Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) after she had her right leg amputated due to gangrene. https://t.co/8vJIeCCTpd" / X
Fridas — MONIQUE LA FONTAINE
Frida Kahlo's Construction of Identity: Disability, Ethnicity, and Dress
Frida Kahlo's Diary: A Glimpse Inside Her Tortured, Scribble-Happy World | Vanity Fair
The Epistemology of Frida's Closet - The University of Chicago Divinity School
Frida Kahlo and me: how the artist shaped my life as an amputee | Books | The Guardian
Frida Kahlo's husband may have helped her die, reveals Diego Rivera's grandson | Frida Kahlo | The Guardian
Wounded deer—Medical aspects of the life of Frida Kahlo - Hektoen International
I'm amputating you – Letters of Note
Frida Kahlo's Home Is Still Unlocking Secrets, 50 Years Later - The New York Times
Frida Kahlo: Getting personal with the artist who was ahead of her time - BBC News
The Secrets of Frida Kahlo's Bathroom
Frida's leg | Lisa's History Room
My disability does not define me': The prosthetic leg of Frida Kahlo – Public History Amsterdam
Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up - Paolita
The Real Story Behind Frida Kahlo's Style - The New York Times
Frida Kahlo's {italic The Wounded Table}
FRIDA KAHLO AND THE FUTURE OF PROSTHETICS
What Frida Kahlo was hiding under those skirts: The artist's private life revealed at Brooklyn Museum
What Katie Did on X: "A brightly decorated prosthetic leg from the V&A Museum's Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self exhibition. Kahlo had her right leg amputated in 1953, the year before she
Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up review – an extraordinary testimony to suffering and spirit | Art | The Guardian
Frida Kahlo medical history explored in exhibition - See Great Art
Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907. While these images of a prosthetic leg from our collection might be an unusual choice to remember the artist, this artificial limb was from
