Portrait of Frida with Red Cala Lilies - 9 x 12 oils on canvas A beautiful and intriguing portrait! Frida Kahlo's love life is certainly well-documented, and her marriage to Diego Rivera was a significant part of her life. The red calla lilies do indeed evoke a sense of passion, desire, and love, which were all key themes in Frida's art and personal life. Frida and Diego's relationship was marked by intense passion and romance, but also by tumultuous conflicts and infidelity. Frida's portraits often depicted her own experiences of love, loss, and longing, and it's possible that she was drawing from these emotions in this portrait. The red calla lilies may be a nod to the symbolism of the flowers in Mexican culture. In Mexico, calla lilies are often associated with the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, and are seen as a symbol of purity and innocence. This could be seen as a subtle reference to Frida's own Catholic upbringing and her complex feelings about her faith. Frida Kahlo Inspired Artworks Frida Kahlo Reimagined Collection This is my new fascinating and creative project! Reimagining Frida Kahlo as if she were still living in modern times is a great way to pay homage to her legacy and artistic spirit. The idea of depicting her in everyday scenarios, doing ordinary activities, is my way to humanize her and make her more relatable to contemporary audiences. Visit my new ArtworksShoppe.com Grand Opening Specials CONTACT ME FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPI