The artwork for Mini Analysis 2 is: Frida Kahlo, The Two Fridas, 1939. Oil on canvas, 68.3 x 68 inches.Frida Kahlo's artwork was heavily influenced by the artist's own biography. For this analysis, your primary focus should be the interpretation of the work, with formal qualities and description being supporting information. Using information that you have researched about the life of Kahlo, interpret the iconography the artist used in the creation of The Two Fridas. Description The subject matter in this painting must be described correctly. To begin, give general information about the artwork, including the person who made the work, the piece's title, medium, and size. Titles of artworks are italicized, for example, "Wayne Thiebaud finished his oil painting, Cakes, in 1963." Explain what you see, including description of any discernible subject matter. There are no scissors in this painting! If you are unsure of any of the subject matter, you need to look at the higher resolution image in the dropbox. This is also a very famous painting and there are many images online. Analysis Continue by describing the composition using correct terminology, with clear explanation of the relationship between elements of art and principles of design. See the Mini Analysis rubric for specific information. Interpretation In a separate paragraph, provide an informed interpretation of the artwork, describing the visual clues you used to arrive at this conclusion. Clearly explain the reasoning for your interpretation including any references to relevant iconography, contexts, analyses, etc., that we have learned about in class. Utilize See pages 95-96 of your textbook for more information concerning formal analysis. The Starry Night Sample Formal Analysis will serve as an example for this style of writing. As this assignment is very concerned with detail, it is recommended that you view the higher resolution image provided in the Mini Analysis 2 dropbox