what kind of paintings did frida kahlo do?
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 Benefitting from the advent of postcards , Mary Willumsen ( 1884 – 1961 ) photographed women in scanty clothing or nude at the Helgoland beach facility in Copenhagen . Between 1916 and 1920 , she took many such photographs which she sold at a nearby kiosk . The operation was discontinued when the police began to take an interest . Many of the compositions are now considered to have considerable artistic merit . 

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 Hambro released a biography on his father , C. J. Hambro , in 1984 , titled C. J. Hambro : Liv og drøm ( " C. J. Hambro : Life and Dream " ) . The book was well received by critics , and sold more than 30 @,@ 000 copies in 1984 . The book is known for revealing many secrets about his father 's private life , including his relationship with the actress Gyda Christensen . Like his father , Hambro translated many books from English to Norwegian , among them The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand in 1949 , First Among Equals by Jeffrey Archer in 1985 , and A Sport of Nature by Nadine Gordimer in 1988 . 

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 She painted throughout her life , on paper , canvas and ceramic , and her output is estimated at over 2 @,@ 000 pieces . Her usual medium was scenery and landscape , but she also painted portraits and still lifes . Vorres wrote , 

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 Among his original works is his famous Deer , pictured above . Other works include his prize @-@ winning St. Laurens Cathedral ; a Portrait of the actress Jo Oerlemans ( his second wife ) ; his Night Club ; from the Roaring Twenties ; the cheerful watercolor A Summer Day on the Beach and many others . 

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 In her sixties she devoted a decade of work to an extensive series of cetacean studies , Encounters with Whales . In his essay Encounters and Recollections in the Art of Barbara Howard and Richard Outram , the poet Jeffery Donaldson writes : " For the most part , these are portraits of the mammals in something like their private element . Their appearances are brief , ecstatic revelations , fortuitous glimpses , sudden soundings . They seem to break forth abruptly from their solitude and then slip away as quickly again . " These enormous canvases , some as large as 16 feet ( 4 @.@ 9 m ) across , have never been publicly exhibited . 
