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yes he did.
He was paid by the Mexican government to paint some murals, and the communist party was mad that he was working for them at all.
He took the time to marry Frida Kahlo in 1929. They divorced ten years later, but remarried.
Rivera studied art at the Academy of San Carlos in Mexico City. He went to Europe in 1907, and studied with Eduardo Chicharro in Madrid, Spain.
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Diego Rivera painted murals on official buildings mainly in Mxico City, but also in Chapingo and Cuernavaca.
yes he did.
Rivera mainly used oil paint, sometimes on canvas, sometimes on masonite.
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He was paid by the Mexican government to paint some murals, and the communist party was mad that he was working for them at all.
He took the time to marry Frida Kahlo in 1929. They divorced ten years later, but remarried.
Diego Rivera wanted his murals to convey his feelings about capitalism and the problems that arise from it. Rivera was very pro communist, even housing Trotsky after he was exiled from Russia. He chose to paint murals because he wanted the people to be able to access his art. He also wanted the people to know about communism and how it he thought it could help them. He wanted his paintings and murals to depict realistic people instead of abstract forms and convey his ideas.
Diego Rivera used to paint frescoes (mural paintings).
Pope Julius II commissioned him to.
Diego Rivera was most known for his painted murals among many others in Mexico City. He painted these murals between the years 1922 and 1953. His large wall works helped establish the Mexico Mural Movement.
Usually scenes regarding Mexican or Latin American people's life, which most of the times showed men, women and children working the land or doing any other daily activity, sometimes it was more like civil war scenes.
From his early childhood, Diego Rivera began to paint; his parents encouraged him to continue and perfect his technique. There is an urban legend that says his parents caught him painting on the walls of his house to express his pain, after his twin brother died at the age of three. Instead of punishing him, they installed blackboards and canvases on the walls for him to use.