Diego Rivera Political Vision of the Mexican People Tehuana Women (Mujeres tehuanas) 1923 Fresco north wall Ministry of Public Education Mexico City Mexico Oil Painting Reproduction
Title: Political Vision of the Mexican People Tehuana Women (Mujeres tehuanas) 1923 Fresco north wall Ministry of Public Education Mexico City Mexico
Painted by: Diego Rivera
Orientation: Portrait
Political Vision of the Mexican People Exit from the Mine 1923
Political Vision of the Mexican People The Painter the Sculptor and the Architect 1923 to 1928
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