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National Palace Murals: History of Mexico

Rivera, Diego
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Alternative Title
Palacio Nacional Murals: Historia de México
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/104767
Date
1929-1935
Description
History of Mexico: The Oppressed Farmer (El campesino oprimido), detail of the west wall; The Palace has undergone many reconstructions since it was originally built by Cortes in 1523 on the ruins of Montezuma's Palace. The present structure dates from after the fire of 1692. It occupies four large blocks facing the central square in Mexico City. In July 1929, Rivera commenced work on his comprehensive history of the Mexican nation (History of Mexico) with a series of murals on the main stairway of the Palace. After several years in the United States, he returned and in 1935 he completed his murals on the stairs in the Palacio Nacional. Source:
Type of Work
fresco (painting)
Subject
cycles or series, historical, rulers and leaders, Mexico History, Mexican Muralist, Twentieth century
Rights
© Scott Gilchrist, Archivision, Inc.
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Licensed for educational and research use by the MIT community only
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