Diego Rivera, 1944, 1934

Showing 23 artworks with Diego Rivera and with artwork date before 1944 and with artwork date after 1934

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Diego Rivera

1934

Man At The Crossroads/man, Controller Of The Univers

Explore Diego Rivera’s ‘Man at the Crossroads,’ a monumental fresco masterpiece. Discover its Social Realist style, complex symbolism & historical impact – perfect for art lovers.

Diego Rivera’s “The Flower Carrier” (1935) is a seminal work reflecting Realism and Mexican cultural heritage. Painted on masonite with bold hues, it portrays a peasant man burdened by labor—carrying flowers for sale—contrasting with the serene beauty of nature. Situated at SFMOMA, this masterpiece embodies Rivera’s commitment to social realism and his enduring influence on contemporary art.

Diego Rivera

1944

The Day Of The Dead

Vibrant Day of the Dead scene by Diego Rivera (1944) captures lively Mexican social life; bring this masterpiece home today.

Diego Rivera

1941

Self-portrait Dedicated To Irene Rich

A striking social realism oil painting featuring a thoughtful self-portrait by Diego Rivera from 1941 that captures the artist's intense gaze and invites you to explore this intimate piece of Mexican art history.

Diego Rivera

1939

Dancer Resting

Diego Rivera’s ‘Dancer Resting’ captures a striking portrait of a woman in a 1939 painting, showcasing the artist's realism and bold style. Admire this intimate depiction and discover a unique hand-painted reproduction to elevate your space.

Diego Rivera

1944

Nude With Calla Lilies

Diego Rivera’s Nude with Calla Lilies captures sensuality in Art Deco style, featuring a nude figure surrounded by white flowers – a recurring motif symbolizing phallic themes. Admire this iconic 1944 painting and own a piece of Mexican art history.

Diego Rivera

1942

Nude With Calla Lilies

Rivera’s artistic journey began with formal training in Madrid and blossomed in Paris, where he embraced Surrealism. His monumental murals transformed public spaces and cemented his legacy as a champion of Mexican identity through bold artistic vision.

Diego Rivera

1935

The Killing Of Maximiliano

Admire Diego Rivera’s masterpiece ‘The Killing of Maximilian,’ a poignant depiction of Mexican history and executed with meticulous stencil technique. Explore San Diego's Hispanic culture & discover more art!

Diego Rivera

1941

Photograph Of Emmy Lou Packard And Frida Kahlo In Coyoacan, Mexico

A captivating black & white photograph of Emmy Lou Packard and Frida Kahlo in Coyoacan, Mexico (1941). Captured by Diego Rivera, it offers a glimpse into artistic collaboration and vibrant Mexican culture.