The photograph titled “Frida Kahlo in Manuel Alvarez Bravo’s Studio” was taken by artist Manuel Alvarez Bravo in the 1930s. The black and white photo depicts Frida Kahlo, seated composedly with her hand resting on her cheek, suggesting a moment of thoughtfulness or introspection. She is dressed in attire that suggests her Mexican heritage, with a traditional skirt and a shawl, and she wears a necklace. The setting is simple but evocative, showcasing patterned tiles on the floor and minimalist architecture in the studio. To Kahlo’s side, an unusual spherical object sits atop a striped fabric, contributing to the artistic composition of the photograph. Her gaze doesn’t meet the camera, which adds to the contemplative nature of the scene.