Which Frida Kahlo painting features a wounded table surrounded by figures and animals?

Frida Kahlo’s painting featuring a wounded table surrounded by figures and animals is The Wounded Table.

Kahlo painted The Wounded Table in 1939. The large composition shows a table with human-like wounds and blood, while Kahlo appears beside Diego Rivera, a skeleton, and several animals. Its theatrical arrangement draws on Mexican popular imagery and the visual language of allegory.

The work was displayed internationally and became one of Kahlo’s most ambitious paintings. It is also notable because it disappeared in 1955 while being transported to an exhibition in Moscow and has never been recovered.

The painting is sometimes confused with The Two Fridas because both are large works from the late 1930s and include symbolic figures. Their compositions are different: The Wounded Table centers on a table, while The Two Fridas presents two versions of Kahlo seated together.