Diego Rivera, born in 1886 ... Roosevelt was drawn to Rivera’s murals, such as “Detroit Industry”, which featured images from American life on the walls of public buildings.

The shadow of Diego Rivera's 'Detroit Industry' murals seems to hover in the noble humanity that Aryz brings to his four identical working-class figures.” 1441 St. Antoine Part of the UN’s ...

This mural is not a celebration of wealth but rather a critique of greed. Oh, the irony. Initially criticized as Marxist propaganda when Mexican muralist Diego Rivera painted them for the Detroit ...

The long mural-like painting would definitely qualify ... on the figures in it I would say it is similar to works done by Diego Rivera or Frida Kahlo and dates to the Cubist period.

His parents named him after the famed muralist, Diego Rivera. A trip to the Detroit Institute of Arts at a young age inspired him to make his own mark with the Saxophone rather than the brush. He ...

The city has invited Detroit-based artists to submit proposals for murals at the Godfrey Hotel, DTE Substation in Corktown, Stein Park in the Cody Rouge-Warrendale neighborhood, and other locations.

Without fanfare, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art recently changed the date assigned to its rare Diego ... Rivera included Kahlo, his wife and fellow artist, in more than one revolutionary ...

Known as Detroit's Cathedral of Finance ... a Tiffany & Co. glass clock and an Ezra Winter mural. Recent visitors raved about the Guardian Building's extravagant interior, calling it "breathtaking." ...

OCEANSIDE, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — A new mural honoring Oceanside’s coastal charm and historical roots was unveiled Tuesday. San Diego-based artist Jonny Pucci created the mural that can be seen ...

A city of renters? San Diego has fourth-highest percentage of renters in the U.S. A city of renters? San Diego has fourth-highest percentage of renters in the U.S.

Diego Rivera, born in 1886 ... Roosevelt was drawn to Rivera’s murals, such as “Detroit Industry”, which featured images from American life on the walls of public buildings.