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
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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