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Diego Rivera

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Mother and Child, Diego Rivera, 1926, Ink and pencil on paper

Mother and Child

Diego Rivera · 1926

Ink and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Woman with Two Children, Diego Rivera, (c. 1925), Red and black chalk on gray paper

Woman with Two Children

Diego Rivera · (c. 1925)

Red and black chalk on gray paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Nude with Braided Hair (Luz Jiménez), Diego Rivera, 1925, Pencil on paper

Nude with Braided Hair (Luz Jiménez)

Diego Rivera · 1925

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Two Figures, Diego Rivera, (c. 1925), Chalk, wash, and pencil on gray paper

Two Figures

Diego Rivera · (c. 1925)

Chalk, wash, and pencil on gray paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Study for the mural Day of the Dead: The Offering at the Secretariat of Public Education, Mexico City (Estudio para el mural Día de Muertos: La Ofrenda en la Secretaría de Educación Pública, Ciudad de México), Diego Rivera, 1925, Colored chalk and charcoal on paper

Study for the mural Day of the Dead: The Offering at the Secretariat of Public Education, Mexico City (Estudio para el mural Día de Muertos: La Ofrenda en la Secretaría de Educación Pública, Ciudad de México)

Diego Rivera · 1925

Colored chalk and charcoal on paper

The Museum of Modern Art