Diego Rivera Political Vision of the Mexican People The Painter the Sculptor and the Architect 1923 to 1928 Oil Painting Reproduction

Political Vision of the Mexican People The Sugar Mill (El trapiche) 1923 Fresco Ground floor north wall Ministry of Public Education Mexico City

Portrait of Angelina Beloff 1909 2

Portrait of Carlos Pellicer (Retrato de Carlos Pellicer) 1942

Portrait of Cuca Bustamante (Retrato de Cuca Bustamante) 1946

Portrait of Lupe Marin (Retrato de Lupe Marin) 1938

Portrait of Madesta and Inesita (Retratos de Modesta y Inesita) 1939

Portrait of Martin Luis Guzman 1915

Portrait of Oscar Miestchaninoff 1913

Portrait of Ruth Rivera (Retrato de Ruth Rivera) 1949

Portrait of Sra Dona Elena Flores de Carrillo (Retrato de la Sra Dona Elena Flores de Carrillo) 1953

Portrait of the Young Girl Elenita Carrillo Flores (Retrato de la nina Elenita Carrillo Flores) 1952

Portrait of Two Women 1914

Sailor at Breakfast (Marinero almorzando) 1914

Self Portrait Dedicated to Irene Rich (Autorretrato dedicado a Irene Rich) 1941

Detail from The Great City of Tenochtitlan , from the Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Mexico cycle, 1945-52

The Conquest or Arrival of Hernan Cortes in Veracruz, from the cycle Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Mexico, 1951 1951

El Vendedor De Alcatraces

Colonisation, The Great City of Tenochtitlan, detail from the mural, Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Mexico, 1945-52

Campesino 1938 1938

The Creation of the Earth, page from Popol Vuh

The Creation of Man, Popol Vuh

A Poor Family in the Street 1934 1934

Child with Calla Lillies

The Great City of Tenochtitlan, detail of women selling maize, 1945 1945

Portrait of Benito Juarez 1948 1948

History of Mexico from the Conquest to 1930, detail of a mural from the cycle Epic of the Mexican People, 1929-31

Peasants 1947 1947

Delfina and Dimas