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Frida Kahlo The Frame Bag
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Frida Kahlo's The Frame (El marco) was groundbreaking not only for its unique use of reverse glass painting but also because it was the first work by a Mexican artist of the 20th century to be purchased by a major international museum. The Frame is a 1938 self-portrait by Frida Kahlo, the first 20th-century Mexican work acquired by a major international museum. Originally bought in Oaxaca and later acquired by The Louvre, it’s now displayed at the Centre Pompidou. Discover Frida's unique artistic legacy through this recycled tote bag.
© Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
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LOQI trusts in the value of art and culture. From the Louvre to the TATE, the Guggenheim to the Getty, the Murakami to Malevich. They have 300 of the world’s finest artworks from the world’s finest museums. At LOQI they not only work with museums to bring you classic works of art, they also collaborate with artists from around the world to bring you a wide range of the most original bag designs possible. LOQI is also committed to being high-quality, eco-friendly and affordable. They want their bags to appeal to people from the most different ends of the spectrum. The more people who like their bags, the more people will practice reuse, the better off we will all be tomorrow.
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