Notebook, Self Portrait with Bonito, Frida Kahlo

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Write down your ideas in style with this elegant Self Portrait with Bonito notebook from ArtyGifts. Featuring Frida Kahlo's intimate and colourful self-portrait with her beloved parrot, this softcover notebook has 80 lined pages, an elastic closure that doubles as a bookmark, and a flexible cover. Dimensions: 205x140x8mm, weight 120g. A perfect art souvenir and thoughtful gift for any writer or art lover.

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discover the story about the self portrait with bonito by Frida Kahlo

Self-Portrait with Bonito by Frida Kahlo was painted in 1941. She created this work using oil on canvas, a technique she often used for her detailed and expressive self-portraits.

In this painting, Kahlo portrays herself with her pet dog, Bonito. The work reflects her love for animals and her connection to nature. Like many of her self-portraits, it was made as a personal expression rather than for a specific client. Her inspiration came from her daily life, her pets, and her Mexican identity.

The painting was not commissioned but created for herself. Today, Self-Portrait with Bonito is part of a private collection and is not always on public display.