The Two Fridas

Frida would wear a richly laced long white dress with three-quarter sleeves, whose lower hem was adorned with a cute little red flower pattern, while I had on a blue-and-yellow top matched with a long olive-green skirt with white flounces at the hem (wearing jewelry was sadly not allowed, which alwa...

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Published in:World literature today 2009-09, Vol.83 (5), p.30-33
Main Authors: Bán, Zsófia, Tucker, Jim
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Cultural differences
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Identity
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Photographers
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Identity
Interpersonal relations
Photographers
Portrayals
Social aspects
Twins
World literature
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