Raíces iconográficas

Sinopsis del Libro

Exhibition of the mural and the art surrounding Diego Rivera's famous mural " Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central". Completed in 1947, the mural depicts scenes and people from the Spanish Conquest to the middle of the 20th century. The exhibition is based on the documentary collection of the great collector Ricardo Pérez Escamilla. The exhibition unites in order the documents and original publications that have iconographic roots in the mural. Other works of the epoch have been included to show different imagery or graphics of the images present in the mural as a complement to the exhibition. Curated with texts by Ricardo Pérez Escamilla.

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Titulo Alternativo : mural Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central de Diego Rivera

Total de páginas 76

Autor:

Américo Sánchez Hernández
Diego Rivera
Ricardo Pérez Escamilla

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Mexico

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