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Frida Kahlo Oil Painting Reproductions
Frida Kahlo’s portraits bring faces, clothing, plants and animals together in intensely personal compositions. Our Frida Kahlo oil painting reproductions include Self Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, The Two Fridas and earlier portraits. Explore eight paintings that show different ways she represented herself and others, from a simple seated likeness to images filled with symbolic detail.
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Browse the paintings below. Use the filters to narrow your choice, or save favourites with the heart. Recommended shows our selected order; choose Bestselling to browse by popularity.
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A little help choosing
A Little Help Choosing
Begin with the imagery you feel comfortable living with. Self Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird places Kahlo among leaves and animals, but its thorns and suspended bird are central to the subject. The Two Fridas is a square double portrait with exposed hearts; look closely at the complete image before choosing it for your room. For a different approach, compare the early Self Portrait in a Velvet Dress with the simpler blue-clad Self Portrait. Two Women offers a portrait of other sitters, while Monkey, Braid and Bonito show further variations in her self-images. With these fine art reproductions, consider the subject and mood alongside size, shape and colour.
Size and framing
Measure the wall space and compare the shape of your chosen painting with the furniture beneath it. The Two Fridas is square; the other works here are upright portraits. Consider whether you will view the painting close up or across the room, and allow extra space for the frame. The imagery matters as much as the scale.
Our replica oil paintings are hand-painted in oils on canvas. We can discuss the listed sizes or a custom size and help you compare handmade frame mouldings. Gold, silver and painted finishes, including Farrow & Ball colours, offer different ways to complement the greens, clothing and background tones in Kahlo’s portraits.
Once we have discussed sizes and prices, we can provide a free room mock-up. Send a straight-on photograph of the wall and its measurements so you can judge the scale and frame together. Browse the framing brochure for examples before we help you choose a finish for your room.
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About Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) · Mexican painter
Frida Kahlo was born in Coyoacán, Mexico City, in 1907. She began painting after a serious bus accident in 1925, developing an artistic practice in which her own image became a recurring subject. Her self-portraits draw on lived experience, but they also show a deliberate interest in how identity can be constructed through clothing, objects and setting.
Mexican folk culture, plants and animals form part of that visual language. A familiar face can appear within a carefully arranged world of leaves, fabric and symbolic details. Kahlo also painted other people: Two Women, depicting Salvadora and Herminia from her mother’s household, was the first painting she sold.
She married Diego Rivera in 1929, divorced him in 1939 and remarried him in 1940. Alongside painting, she was a teacher, collector and political activist. Her work was exhibited in Mexico, France and the United States during her lifetime. She died in 1954. Looking across her portraits reveals an artist exploring several forms of self-presentation, rather than a single fixed image of herself.
Need Help Choosing a Frida Kahlo Painting?
Tell us the painting title or reference, your preferred size and where you would like to hang it. We can help you compare options, discuss a custom size and choose a frame for your room.
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