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Diego Rivera. The Complete Murals

Lozano, Luis-Martín / Rivera, Juan Coronel
Hardcover 11.4 x 17.3 in., 674 pages, $ 200.00

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“Today his fame is limited by the fact that his greatest work does not travel; it is impossible to crate up the walls of Mexico’s public buildings and fly them round the world…But with Diego Rivera: The Complete Murals, Mexico’s National Council for Culture and the Arts has done much to correct this injustice. This is a work of weighty authority in every sense, particularly when discussing the art, though perhaps more open to challenge in the biographical references…This sumptuously illustrated volume is perhaps the nearest we will ever have to a blockbusting international retrospective; it weighs nine kilos, it is a triumph, the first complete and scholarly account and a worth monument to his achievement.”
The Spectator, London, United Kingdom