Portrait of a Lady in White Art Print by Frida Kahlo (1929)

A portrait wall art print reproducing Frida Kahlo’s 1929 Portrait of a Lady in White, with a female portrait and Mexican Modernism theme.

This vertical reproduction features white, red and blue tones in a retro and vintage style, with Modernism as its theme and art movement. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

An early Kahlo portrait for your collection

Celebrate an interest in Mexican art with this reproduction of Frida Kahlo’s Portrait of a Lady in White (1929). Its portrait subject makes it a personal choice for a study, bedroom or gallery wall devoted to the human figure. Choose it as an individual work or bring it into a collection exploring women artists and the different subjects they made their own.

About the artwork

Made early in Kahlo’s career, this portrait offers a different point of entry into her work from the self-portraits for which she is best known. The named artwork and 1929 date give the print a specific historical identity rather than making it a general figurative poster. For admirers of Mexican Modernism, it provides a starting point for exploring the breadth of Kahlo’s portrait practice.

Create a personal art corner

Imagine displaying the print near a favourite reading chair, with warm wooden furniture, soft linen and a shelf of art books completing the setting. It can introduce a connection with an artist you value into an everyday room without requiring the whole space to follow a period theme. The recorded white, red and blue palette provides a starting point for coordinating companion prints or accessories in related tones.

The vertical orientation can suit a narrower section of wall or help balance a gallery arrangement containing wider artworks. A smaller format can join an established collection, while a larger print can give the portrait a more prominent place. Pairing portraits from different traditions creates a shared figurative thread; introducing an abstract work adds another approach to a collection celebrating women artists.

Pair it with

Explore depictions of women across different artistic traditions with Utagawa Toyokuni’s Woman with Hand Mirror (1830s) and John Lavery’s Anna Pavlova (1900s). For a broader gallery wall celebrating women artists, add Hilma af Klint’s The Ten Largest, No. 9: Old Age (1907) as an abstract contrast to Kahlo’s portrait.

Explore the 1920s and Frida Kahlo’s story

For a broader look at design from the decade of this portrait, browse our 1920s posters collection.

Learn more about the artist’s life and work in Frida Kahlo: A Life in Art.

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