Japanese artist Yasumasa Morimora depicted himself as this woman in his "Inner Dialogues" series. A painting by Nickolas Muray depicts her leaning against a wall wearing a red cloak, while another work shows her sitting next to a portrait of Dr. Farrill. Another painter of this woman showed her wearing an orange shirt and handing out weapons in his work In the Arsenal, and
Japanese artist Yasumasa Morimora depicted himself as this woman in his "Inner Dialogues" series. A painting by Nickolas Muray depicts her leaning against a wall wearing a red cloak, while another work shows her sitting next to a portrait of Dr. Farrill. Another painter of this woman showed her wearing an orange shirt and handing out weapons in his work In the Arsenal, and a 1931 painting shows that man holding the hand of this woman. The Tree of Hope and (*) The Broken Column both portray this woman, who is shown wearing both a white European dress and a peasant's outfit in another work. The two figures in that double self-portrait are connected by a blood vein. Other self-portraits by this woman include those "with cropped hair" and "with monkeys." For 10 points, name this unibrowed-woman, a Mexican artist who sometimes depicted herself with her husband Diego Rivera.
Japanese artist Yasumasa Morimora depicted himself as this woman in his "Inner Dialogues" series.
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