Diego Rivera: Media
Mexican painter
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Mexican painter Diego Rivera working on a panel for the Portrait of America...
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Detail of Night of the Rich, fresco by Diego Rivera, 1923–28; in the Ministry...
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Mexican painter Frida Kahlo married fellow artist Diego Rivera in 1929.
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Detail of Detroit Industry, fresco by Diego Rivera, 1932–33; painted for...
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Detroit Industry, cycle of murals by Diego Rivera, 1932–33; in the Rivera...
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Mexican artist Diego Rivera working on murals at Rockefeller Center, New York City,...
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Mexican artist Diego Rivera, photographed by Carl Van Vechten in 1932.
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Detail of Man, Controller of the Universe showing a depiction of Leon Trotsky,...
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Detail of Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central (Dream...
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Detail from Popular History of Mexico, mosaic mural by Diego Rivera, 1953;...
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Detail from the west wall of the mural The History of Mexico, by Diego Rivera,...
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Distribution of the Land, three mural panels by Diego Rivera, 1923–28; in...
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The homes and studios of Frida Kahlo (blue) and Diego Rivera (white) in Mexico City.
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Emiliano Zapata, the Agrarian Leader, lithograph by Diego Rivera, 1932.
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La Gloriosa Victoria (1954), a painting by Mexican artist Diego Rivera,...
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Detail from Mexican artist Diego Rivera's mural Great City of Tenochtitlán...
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Mexican artist Diego Rivera's mural, painted in the 1940s, depicts Tenochtitlán,...
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