Imaging Her Selves

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Frida Kahlo's artistic process was intentional, drawing from a rich tapestry of cultural and philosophical influences. Imaging Her Selves delves into the lesser-known visual and textual elements that shaped her work, including her diary, letters, and library. Through an analysis of her self-portraits, the book reveals how Kahlo navigated various identities and roles, offering a fresh perspective on her contributions to the exploration of self-identity and meaning. This study presents an innovative interpretation of her art's significance in understanding the complexities of the self.