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On 4 July 1932 Frida had a miscarriage in Detroit, after being under the supervision of her doctors, who recommended long periods of complete bed rest to bring her pregnancy to term. Her body, however, was unable to resist and she was finally taken to the Henry Ford Hospital, where an abortion was performed to finish the process that had begun at home.
Some days later, in a state of deep depression, Frida asked to be brought the fetus of her child so that she could paint it. She was not granted her wish, having to make do with some illustrations provided by Diego and her doctors, with which she began to create this work, named after the hospital in which she was cared for.
The painting shows her small, helpless body bleeding on an enormous bed. Her belly is still swollen and six different elements appear around her, attached to her hand by red ribbons, as though they were umbilical cords. On the right, above the head of the bed, floats a snail-a symbol of the slowness of the abortion, according to Frida. There is a male fetus in the middle, the wished-for son, and a pink orthopedic cast of the pelvic zone on the left, which alludes to the fractures of Frida's spinal column. Below, on the left, there is a machine; in the middle, an orchid given to her by Diego; and finally, on the right, a pelvic bone. Tears pour from Frida's eyes. There is a view of the Ford Motor Company in the industrial city of Detroit on the horizon, where Rivera was painting some murals.
"I aborted in the blinking of an eye," Frida wrote to Dr. Leo Eloesser.
Henry Ford Hospital is the first painting for which Frida used a metal sheet as a support, in the tradition of Mexican ex-votos, or votive tablets.

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Henry Ford Hospital - Frida Kahlo - Google Arts & Culture

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On 4 July 1932 Frida had a miscarriage in Detroit, after being under the supervision of her doctors, who recommended long periods of complete bed rest to bring her pregnancy to term.

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Las dos Fridas es un cuadro al óleo de Frida Kahlo pintado en 1939. Esta obra constituye un autorretrato doble de la artista, en la cual se duplica su imagen a manera de espejo y tomada de la mano, pero con diferente vestimenta.

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La columna rota es una obra de la pintora mexicana Frida Kahlo. Fue hecha en 1944 en óleo sobre tela montada en aglomerado de 40 x 30.7 centímetros y se conserva en el Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño de la Ciudad de México​​

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Este cuadro es un óleo pintado en 1931 con el que era su maridoDiego Rivera, dos años después de la boda y considerado como el retrato de la misma.

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El cuadro es un óleo pintado en 1941 y que representa un autorretrato de Frida.

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Diego y yo es una obra de la pintora mexicana Frida Kahlo realizada en 1949. Se trata de o que muestra el rostro de Frida llorando, mientras en su frente, apoyado sobre sus tupidas cejas reproduce un retrato de su esposo Diego Rivera.

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La obra Sin Esperanza, muestra a Frida presa a una cama, en un paisaje absolutamente rudo y estéril, con una terrible cornucopia de carne y varios peces en un cono carnoso suspenso encima de la boca de la artista representada en el cuadro.