Considered the “father of Mexican mural art”, Diego Rivera is also the pioneer of modern political art in the Americas. Expressing powerful ideas in his murals, Rivera applied the tools he learned with Cubist Modernist style and Renaissance technique. Works discussed in this visual lecture will include all three San
Francisco murals and portable frescoes created for the
MoMA, New York City exhibition in 1931-1932.
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