Frida Kahlo's The Two Fridas is analyzed from multiple perspectives. The sources explore the painting's autobiographical nature, relating it to Kahlo's divorce from Diego Rivera and her complex feelings about her Mexican and European heritage. Symbolism within the painting, such as the exposed hearts and contrasting attire, is examined in detail. The work is contextualized within Mexican modernism and surrealism, though Kahlo rejected the latter label. Finally, its lasting impact on feminist art and cultural identity discussions is highlighted.