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Frida Kahlo's work was appropriated under the Surrealist label, but she rejected the classification. Her work is dreamlike but does not make use of the technique of the use of symbolism and collage, which was often part of this movement.
Frida Kahlo always rejected the term surrealistic because she said that she never painted about her dreams, but about her reality.
Frida Kahlo painted herself wearing ethnic clothing in her self-portraits. The influence of Mexican folkloric art on her work can be seen in her use of bold colors and the ex-voto style. Her painting style is an example of an artist being influenced by the folklore of her country, her nationalistic ideas, and the influence of religious paintings from the 19th century.
Frida Kahlo has been one of the most influential artistic figures in modern-day México. She was a disciple of the great Mexican painter Diego Rivera and was sentimentally involved with him for years. She was not only renowned as a great artist but also as a feminist that created controversy during her life.
