A member of the Communist party ... the political issues raised by Rivera. Diego Rivera is considered the greatest of the Mexican muralists, and the art form he helped pioneer has been imitated ...

Diego Rivera is back in town again ... at the world and representing it in murals and paintings. The museum allows that Rivera was a communist. It doesn’t hide that fact, as other museums ...

Diego Rivera wasn’t known for traversing the Mission when ... But there was one problem: An outspoken communist was painting a mural for the city’s “citadel of capitalism.” In classic Rivera fashion, ...

In Mexico City last week Diego Rivera, longtime Communist sympathizer ... as part of a big exhibit of Mexican art to be shown in Paris this May. After a good, hard look at The Nightmare of ...

Artist Diego Rivera, the persistent but bumbling Communist who was recently readmitted to the party after 26 years in the outer lightness (TIME, Oct. 11), last week sent his international masters ...

In the 1940s, Mexican artist Diego Rivera had a dream ... The Mexican muralist was aligned with a Communist ideology. He and his wife — renowned artist Frida Kahlo — openly criticized the ...

Among Rivera’s own mural-painting countrymen ... Uccello and Andrea del Castagno. His Communist friends objected. A self-proclaimed revolutionary like Diego, they argued, should also be up ...

Artists in the U. S. will, if necessary, argue all through the night about their work, but they seldom resort to gunfire. In Mexico, art is taken much more seriously. Last week a sober crowd of ...

To let the world in on the inspiration he experienced during his ten-month sojourn in the Soviet and satellites last year, Mexican Muralist Diego ... art, Communist (and Unreconstructed Stalinist ...

A member of the Communist party ... the political issues raised by Rivera. Diego Rivera is considered the greatest of the Mexican muralists, and the art form he helped pioneer has been imitated ...