David Alfaro Siqueiros

1896–1974 · Mexico

David Alfaro Siqueiros (December 29 – January 6) was a Mexican social realist painter, best known for his large public murals using the latest in equipment, materials and technique. Wikipedia

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Works

“América Tropical: Oprimida y Destrozada por los Imperialismos”, 1932
“The Apotheosis of Cuauhtémoc”, 1951 — Palace of Fine arts
“The people to the University, the University to the people”, 1956
“Nuevo Símbolo Universitario”
“Patricians and Patricides”, 1944
“Self-Portrait”, 1945
“Our Present Image”, 1947
“Mural”, 1944
“Hannibal”
“Birth of Fascism”, 1936
“Christ”, 1965
“Struggle for Emancipation”, 1961
“Cain in the United States”, 1947
“Atomic aircraft”, 1956
“Echo Of A Scream”, 1937
“Mural of Orozco”
“The Devil in Church”, 1947
“Peasant Mother”, 1962
“George Gershwin”
“Prometheus Bound”
“The Elements”, 1922
“Hart Crane”, 1931
“Portrait of a Dead Child”, 1931
“Portrait of Present Day Mexico”, 1932
“View of a mural depicting Democracy breaking her chains”, 1934