Description
Frida Kahlo is a Mexican painter who is best known for her self-portraits and for her paintings of the Mexican Revolution. In 1925, Kahlo was in a bus accident that left her with a crushed spine, pelvis, and foot. After recovering, Kahlo decided to start painting again and focused on creating intimate self-portraits. One of Kahlo's most famous paintings is "Sugar Skull," which is a self-portrait painted with a sugar skull motif. The money clip in this product is a design by Kahlo and is made of chromed steel with a unique printed design applied to the front. The ACME Studio logo is engraved on the back.
In the life of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, the defining moment came in 1925, when her spine, pelvis, and foot were crushed in a bus accident. During a year of painful convalescence, Kahlo, already a victim of childhood Polio, decided to begin painting. Although Kahlo married the Mexican Muralist Diego Rivera, she never took up the monumental scale of public art, but rather decided to pave her own way in a male dominate art world. Kahlo decided to create intimate autobiographical portraits of herself, often envisioning herself in different surrealist settings, while also adhering to traditional Mexican iconography. "Sugar Skull" Money Clip, a design by Frida Kahlo, comes from ACME Studio's line of designer money clips. They are made of chromed steel with a unique printed design applied to the front. The ACME logo is engraved on the back. This money clip is packaged in a black ACME sleeve.
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