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  • Diego Rivera
    Diego Rivera
    / Early years and education

    …he describes in his autobiography, My Art, My Life (coauthored with Gladys March and published posthumously in 1960). He wrote that he resisted the European focus of his school, having discovered and been inspired by the art of Mexico before the conquest. Rivera’s engagement with politics also seems to have…

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    …he describes in his autobiography, My Art, My Life (coauthored with Gladys March and published posthumously in 1960). He wrote that he resisted the European focus of his school, having discovered and been inspired by the art of Mexico before the conquest. Rivera’s engagement with politics also seems to have…

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