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  Frida Kahlo Story

Frida Kahlo and her mystery painting  "La mesa herida" or  "The wounded table"

8/31/2014

 
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Photo: First exhibition organized by the Seminary of Mexican Culture and installed in the Palacio de Bellas Artes, inaugurated on 20 November 1942. Frida Kahlo and appreciate the architect José Luis Cuevas (highest) among officials INBA. (Photograph unknown)
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Dr. Mariella Remund presenting the painting. This is the only place where it can be seen.
PictureFrida Kahlo, The wounded Table , (La Mesa Herida),1940
Frida Kahlo painted  „The wounded table“  (La Mesa Herida - Der verwundete Tisch) 

between end 1939 and January 1940. As in December 1939 the divorce from Diego Rivera became official, she reproduced her emotional pain in this painting. 
This painting was created for the International Surrealist Exhibition in the Galería de Arte Mexicano  in Mexico City in January 1940.

„The wounded table“ was subsequently shown in exhibitions in USA and Europe. It disappeared in 1955 on its way to an exhibition in Moscow. 

In the painting Frida is surrounded by objects which represent one aspect of her emotional situation. She looks directly at the viewer, she wears her Tehuana clothes and jewelry. Her hair are open on one side.  
A deep wound, no longer bleeding, can be seen on her neck.
Frida gives to the Nayarit figure on her left side, a cup containing her last drops of blood so the Nayarit can drink it.

Painting: The wounded Table, (La Mesa Herida),1940, Oil on Canvas
122 x 244 cm, Location unknown.
Licensed replica  © Banco de México  Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo Museums Trust / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2008, 

see also: 
Frida Kahlo: a secret revealed. Look for more about this painting: 
http://www.fridakahlostory.com/frida-blog/frida-kahlo-secret-revealed
…. and also here:
http://www.mexicolore.co.uk/aztecs/home/frida-kahlos-wounded-table



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