The pose of two lesbian lovers in this painting is echoed in the artist's later painting Two Nudes in the Forest.
The pose of two lesbian lovers in this painting is echoed in the artist's later painting Two Nudes in the Forest. At this painting's center-right, a happy-looking skeleton chills out on a hill. In this painting, various insects crawl along a tightrope which wraps around the neck of a dead woman and around the wrist of a man with a mask-like face. In this painting, a tree which is dwarfed by the dead bird lying on top of it stands next to a (*) skyscraper emerging from a smoldering volcano. Two feet, one of which is bloody and deformed, jut out from the grey water in this             painting, which lends its name to a Florence and the Machine song. For 10 points, name this Frida Kahlo painting in which a bunch of objects float in a bathtub.
The pose of two lesbian lovers in this painting is echoed in the artist's later painting Two Nudes in the Forest.
What the Water Gave Me [or Lo que el agua me dio; or What I Saw in the Water]