Jose Clemente Orozco Gallery
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 | Mano (1948) |
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Orosco, a renowned muralist, studied at Mexico City's San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts. He painted murals, mostly al fresco, between 1922 and 1949 in Mexico, New York City (at the New School for Social Research and the Museum of Modern Art), New Hampshire (at Dartmouth College), as well as at Pomona College in southern California.
Comments about Orozco
| name | BRIDGEMAN BLOG |
| subject | Los Tres Grandes |
| message | After the overthrow of President Díaz in 1911 and subsequent outbreak of the Mexican Revolution, the new government employed artists in an attempt to redefine Mexican identity and celebrate their revolutionary spirit. Orozco became well-known with muralists Diego Riviera and David Alfaro Siqueiros as “Los Tres Grandes” (The Great Three) for creating beautiful and political art.
https://blog.bridgemanimages.com/the-works-of-jose-clemente-orozco/ |
| date | Monday July 20, 2020 |
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