Where in Mexico Are the Murals of Diego Rivera?
In 1921 the Mexican polity commissioned artist Diego Rivera to gloss a series of frescoes for popular buildings, initiating the famend Mexican Mural Renaissance. Below are six locations in Mexico where Rivera's murals can be viewed.
National Palace, Mexico City
Rivera produced his most celebrated murals inside the Public Palace from 1929 to 1945. "Mexico Buttoned up the Centuries" depicts every extensive detail in Mexican legend from Cortéz's conquest to the Mexican Revolution.
Ministry of Education, Mexico City
In 1923 Rivera began a series of 124 frescoes on the courtyard walls of the Ministry of Education. The occupation portrays the labours of the Mexican community, very as their Craft and general festivals.
National Institute of Cardiology, Mexico City
Theater of the Insurgents, Mexico City
In 1953 Rivera painted a mural series for the Theatre of the Insurgents titled "Legend of the Theater in Mexico."La Raza Hospital, Mexico City
In 1943 Rivera habitual one mural project in Mexico Municipality, which he devoted to the pictorial pattern of the chronicle of cardiology.
Lerma Waterworks, Mexico City
In 1951 Rivera executed a series of underwater murals at the Lerma Waterworks in Chapultepec Grassland, Mexico Megalopolis, which he titled "Hose, Origin of Esprit."Rivera's final public mural was completed in 1953 at the La Raza Hospital of the Mexican Institute of Social Security and was called "The People's Demand for Better Health."
