A Frida Kahlo painting that sold for a pretty penny
it was worth every cent
I had heard that a Frida Kahlo painting had sold recently for 54 million dollars and I believe it was worth every penny. Now I just want to know what piece of Frida's paintings it was.
I have a couple of favorite paintings of Frida. Among my favorite paintings were her double portrait. She had painting some of her most iconic works from her sick bed quite often.
Frida had painted a cute portrait with a monkey of her shoulder. The paintings of Frida always capture the imagination in every way possible. She was a great and talented painter.
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