Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) stands as one of the most iconic figures in Mexican and global art. Her deeply personal and symbolic work transforms physical and emotional pain into a unique expression of identity, femininity, and resilience. Blending surrealism with Mexican folk traditions, Kahlo created a poetic and powerful visual universe. Her self-portraits, rich in color, symbolism, and emotional honesty, have become timeless masterpieces exhibited in major museums and private collections worldwide. The commercial value of her paintings has reached record figures at international auctions, surpassing 30 million dollars, establishing her as one of the most admired and valuable artists of the 20th century.