Toward the end of a lifetime of rising above the brutalities of her lifelong physical battles, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo had to have a leg amputated. Always one to stare her demons straight in the eye, she didn't shrink back. Instead, she designed her own prosthesis with a style that was truly her own. Only Frida would think of decorating it and adding bells to it to make it sing with each step.
She was both defiant and boldly accepting to the end!
"Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?"
Frida Kahlo
another mentor in creating art as a response to loss and pain.
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