Question

(Q013) While recovering from the effects of childhood polio and a disabling back injury, Frida Kahlo expressed her feelings about her life in a sketchbook. The works within it, such as "Eyesaurus," were often done in which wet media?

Answer 1

Question Options:

a. chalk

b. pastel

c. watercolor

d. bistree.

Answer: WATERCOLOR.

Frida Kahlo born 6 July 1907, was a Mexican painter known for her works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. She was disabled by polio as a child, and during this time, she did some works one of which was Eyesauras. Most of the works she did at this time were done in watercolor wet media.

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is watercolor: The works within it, such as “Eyesaurus,” were often done using watercolor as the wet media.

Explanation:

Frida Kahlo often used watercolor to make artistic illustrations and self portraits in a sketchbook that expressed what she felt about her pain, her love, her hatred, and her guilt—generally, her life.