81. Scout Report Archives Browse Resources. rivera, diego, 18861957. (1 resource). Resources. The diego rivera Mural Project. Maintained by the City College of http://scout.wisc.edu/Archives/SPT--BrowseResources.php?ParentId=16120

82. Diego Rivera Artist Portrait, Brief Biography And Art diego rivera artist biography and art with link to art gallery of the artist, guide to Modern and Contemporary visual art, diego rivera. contemporary art, http://www.the-artists.org/ArtistView.cfm?id=239B647B-C5CF-11D4-A93800D0B7069B40

83. Diego Rivera diego rivera A Retrospective diego rivera A Retrospective Long out of print, this book has never been surpassed as the complete rivera. This volume http://20th-century-history-books.com/Diego_Rivera.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... Yitzhak Rabin Additional Subjects La Garde imp Assassination in Sarajevo David Bebbington Recreation Activities for the Elderly ... Economic Policy Growth Featured Books Diego Rivera Written by Pete Hamill Published by Harry N. Abrams (September 1999) ISBN 0810932342 Price $49.50 Rivera: 16 Art Stickers These stickers are a great gift to give to someone interested in Mexican art or art in general. It features some of Rivera's greatest pieces in small sticker form. For the price, these would be great small gifts to give to art students. Orale! Written by Diego Rivera Published by Dover Pubns (May 2001) ISBN 0486415694 Price $1.50 Diego Rivera: The Detroit Industry Murals For anyone who has ever been fascinated with Diego Rivera and his works, this is a wonderfully detailed guide to the Detroit Industry Murals. Readible either from cover-to-cover or in chapters, this book is filled throughout with photos, historic background, interviews and amazingly interesting details to all that went into the Detroit Industry Murals. Starting with other Rivera murals located across the United States, Downs leads into the situation of Henry Ford wanting a depiction of Detroi... Written by Linda Bank Downs ISBN 0393045293 Price $49.95

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Visite una todos en alemán en francés en inglés R 99 biografías Rabbani, Burhanuddin www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-036.htm Racan, Ivica www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-028.htm Rachmaninov, Sergej www.karadar.com/Diccionario/rachmaninov.html Radcliffe, Daniel www.ciudadfutura.com/elcriticon/dradclif.html Rafael, www.imageandart.com/tutoriales/biografias/rafael/index.html Raffarin, Jean-Pierre www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-039.htm Raimondi, Ruggero www.weblaopera.com/voces/bajos/raimondi.htm Rainer, Luise www.ciudadfutura.com/elcriticon/lrainer.html Rains, Claude www.ciudadfutura.com/elcriticon/crains.html Rajmonov, Inomali www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-032.htm Rameau, Jean-Philippe www.karadar.com/Diccionario/rameau.html Ramenghis, Azón de www.canalsocial.com/biografia/derecho/ramenghis.htm Ramos, Álex www.cantautores.org/ramos.htm Rasmussen, Poul Nyrup www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-024.htm Rasmussen, Anders Fogh www.cidob.org/bios/castellano/lideres/r-037.htm Rathbone, Basil www.ciudadfutura.com/elcriticon/brathbon.html Rau, Johannes

85. Diego Rivera: Art And Revolution diego rivera Art and Revolution February 14May 2, 1999 Curator s Article with Illustrations Overview diego rivera s Life A Timeline Public Programs http://www.clevelandart.org/exhibit/rivera/curator.html

Plan your Visit Our Collections Special Exhibitions Events ... Past Exhibitions Diego Rivera: Art and Revolution February 14-May 2, 1999 Curator's Article with Illustrations Overview Diego Rivera's Life: A Timeline Public Programs ... Organizer and Sponsor Credits By the age of 45, Diego Rivera (1886-1957) had emerged as one of the world's most famous and controversial artists. Actively engaged in the great artistic and political revolutions of his time, Rivera moved, over the course of his career, from easel paintings addressed to art connoisseurs to monumental compositions designed to influence the widest audience possible. He aspired to create not merely public art, but truly populist art possessing the visual and rhetorical power to change the world. Yet tremendous intellectual sophistication lay beneath the facade of his populist imagery, achieved through an innovative fusion of European modernism with the indigenous traditions of Mexico's pre-Columbian past and the art of its native American peoples. Widely influential not only in Mexico but also in the United States, Rivera helped to define the terms of the Mexican-American cultural dialogue that continues to this day. Nearly 40 years after his death, however, Rivera remains an artist in serious need of reassessment. His fame rests on the art he created after 1921, when he returned home after 14 years in Europe to assume a dominant role in the emergent Mexican Renaissance. Over the next two decades, Rivera's ability to effectively communicate political theory through a visual language accessible to mass audiences attracted artists and journalists worldwide. He

86. Diego Rivera - Mexican Muralist - High School Pathfinder diego rivera Mexican Muralist Grades 10-12. Cleveland Museum of Art Exhibition diego rivera Art and Revolution February 14-May 2, 1999. Web Sources http://www.lkwdpl.org/lhs/rivera/

Diego Rivera - Mexican Muralist Project Pathfinder Lakewood High School House 3 Barbara Sosnowski / Susan Gonzalez Grades 10-12 Cleveland Museum of Art Exhibition Diego Rivera: Art and Revolution February 14-May 2, 1999 Web Sources: Diego Rivera Web Museum . A virtual museum with a gallery of paintings and murals. Diego, Frida and the Mexican School . An article from Mexico Connect. Good basic introduction to the artist and his work. Diego Rivera Prints . View in-depth information about the artist as well as a number of his works. Mexico Connect Timeline of Mexican history. A survey of Mexico in Spanish from the University of Guadalajara. Includes historic dates and a concise history of art (Colonial to 20th Century) . A page of Mexican painters Diego Rivera at the Artchive, a selection of works. Frida Kahlo is also represented.

87. National Gallery Of Art - The Cubist Paintings Of Diego Rivera: Memory, Politics Family Weekend (PDF 336k) (Download Acrobat Reader). View works by diego rivera in the Gallery s Collection. Press Materials. Image diego rivera, No. http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/riverainfo.htm

Related Resources Exhibition Brochure Family Weekend (PDF 336k) (Download Acrobat Reader) View works by Diego Rivera in the Gallery's Collection Attend a Gallery Talk Enjoy Latin Jazz Brunch Film Series: The Cinema of Mexico Festival de Cinema Mexicano Attend a Concert Explore related Family Activities Purchase Related Merchandise Purchase the Exhibition Poster Press Materials Emphasizing Rivera's distinctive approach to synthetic cubism, this exhibition will present approximately 20 works from 1913 to 1915, when the artist was in France and Spain. These extraordinary compositions of vivid colors and tactile surfaces demonstrate the artist's engagement with themes of identity and place during a time of profound social and political upheaval in both Europe and Mexico. The show explores the evocative links developed between objects, people, and places, often including specifically Mexican motifs or references to the cities Rivera inhabited at the time (Paris, Madrid, Mallorca, and Toledo). Together, these paintings not only represent the artist's finest cubist work, but they also offer meditations on self-identity and nationalism. The exhibition celebrates an important 1915 painting, No. 9, Nature morte espagnole,

88. National Gallery Of Art - The Cubist Paintings Of Diego Rivera Family Weekend (PDF 336k) (Download Acrobat Reader). View works by diego rivera in the Gallery s Collection. Información de Prensa. Image diego rivera, No. http://www.nga.gov/special2.htm

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89. Diego Rivera : Fine Art Reproductions Of Oil Paintings By Diego Rivera. diego rivera Art studio creates stunning hand painted fine art reproductions of the best famous oil paintings of diego rivera and others. diego rivera. http://www.arts-studio.com/diego-rivera/index.shtml

Key Word Search Selected Artists Artist A-Z listing Edgar Degas Fernand Leger Frida Kahlo ... Salvador Dali Categories Glamour Pin Ups American Art European Art Impressionist/Fauve ... Site Map Join Our News Letter add remove Diego Rivera : Fine art reproductions of oil paintings by Diego Rivera. Diego Rivera : Art studio creates stunning hand painted fine art reproductions of the best famous oil paintings of Diego Rivera. Diego Rivera Born in Guanajuato, Mexico he trained as a painter at the College of Art in Mexico City. His rich style was much influenced by his years in Europe and his involvement with the Cubist movement in France and several years in Spain.  Rivera was a political activist who caused a stir not only in Mexico, but also in the USA and the USSR. He is particularly noted for his work for the post-revolutionary Mexican Government depicting the new cultural movement reflecting the complex social and national themes that interwove socialist symbolism with religious motifs. Rivera was married to the painter Frida Kahlo Diego Rivera The Pinole Seller 1936 95 x 70cm (37.4 x 27.5")

90. 99.02.06: Diego Rivera: A Man And His Murals Home. diego rivera A Man and His Murals. by Submitted by Susan Norwood. Contents of Curriculum Unit 99.02.06 to top. diego rivera. In http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1999/2/99.02.06.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Diego Rivera: A Man and His Murals by Submitted by Susan Norwood Contents of Curriculum Unit 99.02.06: Narrative Introduction Diego Rivera Diego Rivera In Europe ... To Guide Entry Introduction Why should we study Diego Rivera? After all he was controversial as well as a multi-faceted individual. Why should we teach our students about this artist? The answer is simply that Rivera was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. He was a legend in his own time. The effect of his art can be compared to that of Michelangelo. We can learn about history and ourselves through the murals created by Diego Rivera whose dream was to be the artist of the Americas. In this curriculum unit students will learn about the artist Diego Rivera, the Mexican mural movement, New Deal Programs , and finally, murals in New Haven, Connecticut. The students will learn how mural art can teach a wide audience. The students will demonstrate what they have learned by creating a mural in their school. This will be an interdisciplinary unit that will be taught by the fourth grade teacher, the art teacher and the media specialist. Computer and research skills will be developed and the reading of biographies will be used as a research tool. The length of the unit will be one month. Several field trips will be planned in order to view some local murals in neighborhood schools. Diego Rivera In 1902 Diego Rivera was unhappy with the new art director at the San Carlos academy. Because of this he decided to leave the school where he had been a student for six years. Sixteen year old Diego ventured into the Mexican countryside to seek his artistic fortune. He painted houses, streets, churches, Indians, volcanoes, all of which was part of the unique beauty of Mexico. For a while he was happy painting the Mexican landscape. People began to acclaim him as an artist in his own right. But although he wanted to believe them , Diego was not content. He became restless and dissatisfied with his work. He felt that there was more to being a painter than he had so far mastered. He knew that in Europe there were great painters and the work of the old masters from whom he could learn. Rivera thought that perhaps he could raise money for his passage by selling his paintings but he knew he would still need money to support himself.

91. David Alfaro Siqueiros And Diego Rivera DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS AND diego rivera by Margarita Nieto. (Siqueiros diego rivera, Portrait of Angelina Beloff, o/c, 45.5 x 60.5 cm. diego http://artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles1997/Articles0597/DASiqueiro

DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS AND DIEGO RIVERA by Margarita Nieto (Siqueiros at Santa Barbara Museum of Art , Santa Barbara; Rivera at Museum of Latin American Art It is also extraordinary that each show takes place just north and south of Los Angeles, the U.S. repository of the Siqueiros aesthetic legacy and also a city whose major cultural institutions have consistently overlooked these masters along with their contemporaries. The reasons for that probably lie in the games of legitimacy that define the parameters of art history, and in the consistent focus by scholars, curators and critics towards Europe and European art in America. Yet the benign ignorance with which the contributions of Rivera and Siqueiros have met seems all the more puzzling when considering these two exhibitions. The Santa Barbara show, organized by the Museo National de Arte and curated by Olivier Debroise, focuses on Siqueiros' work of the 1930s. Many were produced while in residence in Los Angeles. Consisting of some eighty paintings, watercolors and woodcuts highlighted by Victima Proletaria (Proletarian Victim) [1936], and

92. SCORE Teacher Guide: "Diego" to develop an overview of the Mexican Revolution, understand and demonstrate the use of symbology in the mural paintings of diego rivera, and communicate the http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/diego/diegotg.html

Teacher CyberGuide Diego by Jeanette and Jonah Winter http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/diego/diegotg.html CyberGuide by Joyce Daubert Introduction This supplemental unit to Diego was developed as part of the Schools of California Online Resources for Educators (SCORE) Project , funded by the California Technology Assistance Program (CTAP). The links here have been scrutinized for their grade and age appropriateness; however, contents of links on the World Wide Web change continuously. It is advisable that teachers review all links before introducing CyberGuides to students. This supplemental unit provides resources for students of Social Science and/or Spanish to develop an overview of the Mexican Revolution, understand and demonstrate the use of symbology in the mural paintings of Diego Rivera, and communicate the cultural significance of healers in the Mexican culture. During these activities, students will research and discuss a time line of major events, create and present a dialog between a soldier and a farmer regarding expectations for change at the conclusion of the war, select and describe the social and historical significance of a mural of Diego Rivera, develop a menu of symbols to create a mural that depicts an event or period of time in a student's life, view and interpret others' murals, write a letter to a healer convincing her/him to attend to a sick friend or relative, and respond as a healer to a written request for services. In their study of the life and mural paintings of Diego Rivera, students will increase their knowledge and understanding of Mexican history and culture as they focus on the following questions:

93. Digitalart.org Poster Store - Search Results Flower Festival Feast of Santa Anita by rivera, diego. (click to enlarge). Flower Festival Feast of Santa Anita. by rivera, diego. Art Print (11 x 14 ). $5.99. http://posters.digitalart.org/search.php?Artist=Rivera, Diego

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96. The My Hero Project - Diego Rivera diego rivera was born in Mexico. He was an artist and was married to another artist, Frida Kahlo. ARTIST HERO diego rivera by Claudia Herrera Hudson. http://myhero.com/myhero/hero.asp?hero=DiegoRivera

97. Diego Rivera, Chapingo (Capilla Riveriana) diego rivera, pintor. http://www.chapingo.mx/academicos/capilla/Mprin/

de Febrero de Enseñar la explotación de la tierra, no la del hombre A todos los que ya cayeron y a todos los miles de hombres que todavía han de caer en la lucha por la tierra, para hacerla libre y que puedan fecundizarla todos los hombres con el trabajo de sus propias manos, tierra abonada con la sangre, los huesos, la carne y el pensamiento de los que supieron llegar al sacrificio. D edican devotos el trabajo de esta obra los que la hicieron, Juan Rojano, Epigmenio Tellez, albañiles; Ramón Alba Guadarrama, Máximo Pacheco y Pablo Higins ayudantes y Diego Rivera , pintor. Oct. 1ro. 1927. Introducción Edificio Principal y la Capilla Información general ... y Enlaces CAPILLA Plano de ubicación de los tableros TI Puertas e Interiores TD Símbolos del nuevo orden Germina la revolución El propagandista o El agitador Profetas La sangre de los mártires agrarios La Germinación Niño con frutas La muerte del campesino Niña con mazorcas Luchar hasta vencer La tierra dormida Proletarios Los explotadores La floración o maduración La tierra oprimida Triunfo de la revolución y la justicia Los elementos La mano amistosa y vigilante Las fuerzas subterráneas Guardianes de la revolución El hombre liberador Los frutos de la tierra Organización del movimiento agrario La tierra fecunda TI = Torreón Izquierdo TD = Torreón Derecho Opiniones sobre la obra de Diego Diego ... Tina y Frida Mayo-MMI Revisión histórica y pictográfica: Rosa María González Aguayo.

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99. Detroit Institute Of Arts - Rivera Lesson Plans Arts. Five art and four social studies lesson plans for middle school students based on the Detroit Industry Murals by diego rivera. http://www.dia.org/rivera/

Quick Jump to Lesson Plan Content: Click to Select a Lesson Plan Many Cultures Name Pennants [Social Studies] Layers of Meaning Mural Project [Art] Diego Rivera Time Line and Map [Social Studies] Interior Territory Prints [Art] A Century at the Millennium Posters [Social Studies] Seeing and Believing Collages [Art] Cherishing Unity [Social Studies] Celebrating Diversity Figures [Art] Collaborative Clay "Machines" [Art] and Content Activity Assessments Objectives and Standards Preparation and Resources Teacher Comments Rivera Resources / Bibliography Detroit Industry Information and Images Back to the DIA Web Site ... Credits

100. SFAI | Diego Rivera Mural The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City (1931) is one of four murals in the Bay Area painted by Mexican artist diego rivera (18861957). http://www.sanfranciscoart.edu/dr.htm

The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City (1931) is one of four murals in the Bay Area painted by Mexican artist Diego Rivera (1886-1957). The gallery is open daily from 8am to 10pm free of charge, and is the venue for changing exhibitions of Art Institute students' work. Other Rivera murals in the Bay Area: The Allegory of California. San Francisco City Club (formerly the Stock Exchange) 310 Pine Street The mural can be viewed during a monthly tour organized by the Mexican Museum www.cityclubsf.com/art.htm Pan-American Unity Diego Rivera Theater, San Francisco City College 50 Phelan Avenue Call the theater for an appointment: (415) 239 3100. www.riveramural.org Still Life with Blossoming Almond Trees Stern Hall, University of California, Berkeley campus For information, call: (510) 642 1676. Other on-line resources: www.diegorivera.com Virtual museum, with Quicktime movies of Rivera www.yale.edu For an example of a study curriculum designed by the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute that makes use of The Painting of a Fresco. For more information contact: sfaiinfo@sfai.edu.

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