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Autor zemřel v roce 1941, takže toto dílo je volné také v zemích, jejichž právní řád chrání majetková autorská práva po dobu života autora a 80 let po jeho smrti.
Toto dílo je ve Spojených státech amerických dílem volným (public domain), protože tam bylo registrováno u U.S. Copyright Office nebo zveřejněno před 1. lednem 1929.
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Frida Kahlo photographed by her father in 1926 she was forced to draw herself as a self portrait by her parents until she finally liked it and knew she liked to draw and draws good
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