Diego Rivera

As a historical point of interest, Diego Rivera, the famous Mexican muralist, who had multiple sexual partners over many years in a country where most men are uncircumcised, developed penile cancer [514]. He refused penectomy (surgical removal of the penis) and instead (as a Communist) went to the Soviet Union for radiation therapy. He died a painful death from the disease and the side effects of his therapy.

Yes, Frida called him panzas (= fat belly).

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what made Diego Rivera happy was that he realize his dream of becoming a artist.

Diego Rivera never though he could become an artist

If it weren't you would not know it.

Both Jose Orozco and Diego Rivera established the "Mexican Mural Renaissance" ,that was a plan to reunify the country after the revolution via mural paintings that contain various political and historical messages".

Diego Rivera

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It is one of several artistic expressions performed by Mexican artists. For example, besides being a muralist, Diego Rivera was also a painter and sculptor.

Several murals were commissioned by the Mexican government; most of them can be found on government buildings and structures, such as in the Mexican National Palace, or the Mexico City International Airport. All of them try to depict Mexican history and culture, from the ancient Aztecs some 700 years ago to present-day Mexico (circa 1950, when those murals were painted). Also, most of them have socialist motifs, showing the class conflict; this is because Diego Rivera and most muralists at the time, sympathized with socialist ideals brought by the Russian Revolution.

The Flower Vendor was painted in 1942.

Diego Rivera

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.

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1. born in 1886

2. visited Paris in 1909

3. died in 1957

Diego Rivera painted murals on official buildings mainly in Mxico City, but also in Chapingo and Cuernavaca.

Diego Rivera has written:

'Diego Rivera'

'Homenaje a Diego Rivera' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

'Bekenntnisse'

'Diego Rivera, watercolors and drawings, Mary-Anne Martin/Fine Art, May 15 to June 28, 1985' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

'De nuevo, Diego Rivera en Acapulco' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

'Pintura mural'

'Diego Rivera' -- subject(s): Mexican Portrait painting, Exhibitions, Cubism

'Diego Rivera en Palacio Nacional' -- subject(s): Palacio Nacional (Mexico City, Mexico), In art, Themes, motives

'Portrait of America.' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Lending library, Social conditions

'100 [i.e., cien] dibujos'

'Diego Rivera, pintura de caballete y dibujos' -- subject(s): Catalogs

'My art, my life' -- subject(s): Painters, Biography

'Original reproductions' -- subject(s): Mural painting and decorations

'Das werk des malers Diego Rivera'

'Diego Rivera, dibujante' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Drawing, Art collections, Private collections

To get a point across

Diego Rivera's dads name was also Diego Rivera.

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Rivera painted a mural for the Rockefeller Center, in New York in 1933. The artist was asked to depict mankind striding towards a "new and better future". Rivera decided to incorporate portraits of Lenin and Trotsky into the work, which, did not sit well with his employers. The commission was cancelled and the unfinished mural taken down. In 1934, he re-painted the mural for the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. This version was entitled Man, Controller of the Universe

He was a Roman Catholic (and a Communist).

he contributed his paintings

Diego Rivera was a Mexican artist and political radical. He was a loud and proud Communist who made bold and unapologetic statements through his use of mural painting. He was the one-time husband to fellow painter Frida Kahlo who was both lover and protoge and famous for her self-portraits.