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