- Rivera, Diego (1886-1957) (11)
Read about Deigo Rivera, the Mexican muralist and painter best known for the 1933 mural "Man at the Crossroads." Sites provide biographical profile, political history, art career, galleries, image archives, fresco and mural collections, and reviews of the artist whose paintings instill a sense of greatness and nobility in the people of Mexico.
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- Kahlo, Frida (1907-1954) (16)
Find sites for Frida Kahlo, the Mexican painter who combined realism, symbolism, and surrealism to depict the indigenous culture of her country. Sites offer biography, career highlights, artwork images, bibliography, and articles about artist whose self-portraits expressed her physical pain through symbolism.
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- Tamayo, Rufino (1899-1991) (5)
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- Siqueiros, David Alfaro (1896-1974) (4)
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- Carrington, Leonora (b. 1917) (2)
Find sites about Leonara Carrington, the British-born Mexican novelist and surrealist painter. Sites include biography, painting images, museum collections, artwork images, as well as list of books and plays written by the rebellious artist who 'did not have time to be anyone's muse.'
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- Castellanos, Xavier
Offering paintings and lithographs by a Mexican artist.
www.xavierart.com
- Segosa, J. Sergio Gomez Salazar
Mystical paintings by the Mexican artist.
www.segosa.com
- Gerzso, Gunther (1915-2000) (2)
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- d'Aoust, Enrique (1906-1982)
Belgian-born painter who portrayed on canvas the essence and feelings of Mexican people.
www.edaoust.org
- Bojórquez, Martha Elisa
Abstract and figurative expressionism in oils, acrylics, and mixed media.
www.homestead.com/BojorquezME
- Manuel Garcia Arte Contemporaneo
Contemporary paintings and drawings from an artist who cites his time spent in Mexico as having a profound influence on his work.
www.manuelgarciaartecontemporaneo.com
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