1media/2ad4b2c438ce05176266b4a4e3545768.jpgmedia/without-hope.jpg2016-09-15T03:47:45-07:00Angelia Mullered5cb113d48ec91158427c2bf225a8cba4decfe0113165image_header2017-01-07T07:25:20-08:00Angelia Mullered5cb113d48ec91158427c2bf225a8cba4decfe0Frida Kahlo had grown very thin due to her lack of appetite, and as a result was prescribed a fattening diet of puréed food. Nauseated by being force-fed, Kahlo was inspired to paint Without Hope (1945) and at the back of it wrote: “Not the least hope remains to me… Everything moves in time with what the belly contains”.
12016-09-15T04:57:22-07:00Angelia Mullered5cb113d48ec91158427c2bf225a8cba4decfe0Without HopeAngelia Muller1Frida Kahlo, Without Hope, 1945.
Oil on canvas and Masonite, 36 x 28 cm.
Collection of Dolores Olmedo Mexico City, Mexico.plain2016-09-15T04:57:22-07:00Angelia Mullered5cb113d48ec91158427c2bf225a8cba4decfe0
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12016-09-15T04:57:22-07:00Without Hope1Frida Kahlo, Without Hope, 1945.
Oil on canvas and Masonite, 36 x 28 cm.
Collection of Dolores Olmedo Mexico City, Mexico.media/without-hope.jpgplain2016-09-15T04:57:22-07:00
