This painting is a part of the series of mini Frida Kahlo portraits, where each of the paintings is inspired by her art. I take some elements from her original paintings, adding them to the story I’m telling about her. This is the ninth painting in a series inspired by Frida’s painting “Thinking about Death,” 1943. In the ancient Mexican sense, death means both rebirth and life.

Frida was the first person I owlized; she is also one of my favorites; she is one of the artists whose brush told stories brighter than any word could say.

Artwork Details

• Original painting (frame included)

• Watercolor, ink, gouache, and 24k gold leaf on watercolor paper

• 5" × 7" unframed

• 9"W x 0.7"D x 11"H framed

• Signed on the front and back

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