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What was the message to audience?

What does the blanket represent?

Yaretzi & Eric - The Broken Column

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1
What does the blanket represent?
Symbol of her own desire can be used as protection for her body.
Trying to cover the pain
Covering herself to protect the painting to be seen in a
Symbolizes comfort
2
What was the message to audience?
A reminder that we are vulnerable and that we must be strong and resilient
There isn't a message behind.
Her desire cannot be fulfilled and that sometimes we have to suffer
Gives a message of pain
3
What was the inspiration behind Frida Kahlo's painting 'The Broken Column'?
Diego Rivera's Infidelity
Her pain as she suffered from a terrible accident and her emotional pain
Because she wanted to paint it
It was because she had polio
4
How many nails did she have on her body?
58
60
57
53
5
What artistic techniques did Kahlo use in 'The Broken Column' to convey her emotions?
Color, Surrealism, Posture, Symbolism
Color, imagery, realism
Posture and Color
Color
6
What does the nudity of her painting represent?
An idea for her painting
Because she wanted to be naked
Because it's her tradition
Creates more self-expression
7
What do the white straps mean?
Support and strength to manage her physical condition.
Her physical pain
Her emotional pain
it shows how broken her body was
8
Why was she emotionally hurt?
Her husband, Diego Rivera had multiple affairs and that hurt her
Her miscarriage
She had polio and that marked an emotional event in her life
Her love was prohibited
9
What parts of her body was she injured in?
Her neck
Legs, Spine and Collarbone
Pelvis, Spine, Collarbone
Her chest
10
What does the blue sky represent?
Represents hope
Represents sadness
Represents self-acceptance
Represents happiness