Showing 13 artworks with José Clemente Orozco and with artwork date before 1944 and with artwork date after 1934
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José Clemente Orozco
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-1944
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1934+
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- Espresso
- Rosy Brown
- Black
- Phthalo Green
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Clay
- Celadon
- Khaki
- White
- Revolution
- Human
- Black And White Printmaking
- Ancient
- Femininity
- Muralism
- War
- Lithograph
- Modern Migration Art
- Anxiety
- José Clemente Orozco
- Dramatic
- Expressionist Fresco
- Symbolism
- Artistic Statement Piece
- Mexican Muralism Print
- Mexican Muralism
- Orozco
- Surrealism
- Orozco Mural Art
- 1930S Mexican Art
- Mexico
- Academic Wall Art
- Art
- Fresco Reproduction
- Female Figure
- Dartmouth
- American Civilization Art
- Ciudad Guzmán Art
- Art Deco
- Sacrifice
- Bold Emotional Painting
- Death Symbolism
- Revolutionary Art Decor
- Indigenous
- Fresco
- Social Justice Artwork
- Color
- Catharsis
José Clemente Orozco Mujeres Ciudad Guzmán Mexico 1883 1935 1949 Orozco returned to Mexico in 1934, following a seven-year spell in the United States, and began work on a new public mural, "Catharsis", commissioned for the Palace of Fine Arts. Its central character, a green-tinged prostitute known as “La Chata,” lies upside-down, her body splayed open against an apocalyptic sea of infernal
Experience Orozco's Expressionist muralism with Panel 19, a powerful depiction of societal change from the revolutionary era; discover this masterpiece today.
José Clemente Orozco's 'Panel 3: Ancient Human Sacrifice' is a powerful fresco depicting ritualistic sacrifice, reflecting themes of revolution and cultural conflict. Explore its dramatic imagery & historical context at Dartmouth College.