Mexican MuralistsTraces the lives of three painters of the Mexican mural movement, from their childhood in a rural, feudal society, through the years of revolution and their first commissions from the new State, to the years of their artistic maturity. |
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Culture and Revolution | 11 |
Early Beginnings | 23 |
The Murals of the 1920s | 33 |
Copyright | |
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aesthetic agrarian Allegory American architecture artists Autonomous University Aztec building ceiling central centre Chapel Chapingo Charlot Chillán colonial Communist composition concept conquest Cortez Courtyard Cuauhtemoc Cuernavaca cultural cycle Dartmouth College David Alfaro Siqueiros decoration depicted Detroit Diego Rivera dynamic entitled expressed Fiestas figures Francisco Fresco Guadalajara Hidalgo History of Mexico Hospicio Cabañas human ibid idea ideal ideological imagery images Indian influence Jean Charlot José Clemente Orozco José Vasconcelos Labour manifesto Mexican art Mexican history Mexican revolution Mexico City Ministry of Education mural movement muralists myth narrative National Palace National Preparatory School nationalist North wall Obregón opposite Orozco painted painters panel pictorial political Porfirio Díaz Portrait post-war pre-Columbian pyroxaline Quetzalcoatl radical Raza renaissance represented revolutionary Rivera painted Rockefeller significant Siqueiros archives Siqueiros wrote social society South wall Spanish struggle surface symbol Syndicate thematic theme tion transformed University of Chapingo Vasconcelos visual workers York Zapata