Frida Kahlo’s Painting Studio
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Frida Kahlo’s Painting Studio

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This evocative space preserves Frida Kahlo’s creative sanctuary, where she painted while seated in her custom wheelchair. The easel, gifted by Nelson Rockefeller, an influential American businessman and philanthropist, holds a still life echoing her late works. Surrounded by brushes, pigments, and Mexican folk objects, the room reflects both artistic discipline and resilience in the face of pain and confinement.