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1946, reflects her determination to face her challenging medical condition, presents dual imagery of herself

1943, inspired by her relationship with Rivera, depicting herself wearing a traditional Zapotec dress from Tehuantepec

1940, after her divorce from Diego Rivera, she painted herself in a suit with short hair, challenging gender norms

1943, part of her series of self-portraits that includes a depiction of Diego Rivera, showcases her complex feelings towards him

1944, illustrates her physical pain and anguish after undergoing spinal surgery, her torso is replaced by a broken column

1940, showcases her pain and suffering after her divorce, often interpreted as a depiction of her personal losses

1932, created after she miscarried in Detroit, visualizes her grief and the medical experience

1946, combines elements of herself with a wounded deer, symbolizing her ongoing physical and emotional pain

1938, this painting is one of many that feature her beloved pet monkeys, which were symbols of the children she never had

1939, created after her divorce from Diego Rivera, depicting two different versions of herself

1938, a dream-like composition, which includes imagery from her personal life and Mexican folklore