Product description
The hand-shaped earring worn by the artist in this 1940 piece was actually a gift from Pablo Picasso. This print captures the complex symbolism of her recovery, depicting her with a necklace of thorns that draws blood against her skin while she wears a crown of lush, colorful flowers. The earthy ochre tones of her robe contrast with the muted grey sky and the vibrant green foliage rising behind her.
Artwork details
- Artist: Frida Kahlo
- Year: 1940
- Subject: portrait
- Colors: yellow
- Look and feel: vibrant
- Gift idea: for art lovers
Choosing a size
Choose 24×36″ or 20×30″ for a statement wall, 16×20″ or 18×24″ for a hallway or above a console, and 8×10″ to 12×18″ for shelves, desks and gallery walls.
Print and digital options
Printed on 200 GSM matte paper in 8×10″ (20×25 cm), 11×14″ (28×36 cm), 12×18″ (30×46 cm), 16×20″ (41×51 cm), 18×24″ (46×61 cm), 20×30″ (51×76 cm) and 24×36″ (61×91 cm). Prints ship unframed, ready for a standard frame.
The digital download is a high-resolution JPG for personal use, ready to print at home or at a local print shop up to 28×40″ for portrait designs or 40×24″ for landscape designs.
Colors may differ slightly between screens and printed paper. Check the selected size and preview before ordering.
Formats and sizes
Choose what works for your wall
Available formats and sizes are listed below. Product-specific material details appear only when MerchFuse has reviewed their source.
Physical print
Printed and delivered
Available physical sizes: 8×10″, 11×14″, 12×18″, 16×20″, 18×24″, 20×30″, 24×36″
Digital Download
File delivery; nothing ships
Download access is provided according to the selected digital product and its licence terms.

















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