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MUNAL highlights Diego Rivera’s removable mural ‘Río Juchitán’

MUNAL highlights Diego Rivera’s removable mural ‘Río Juchitán’ Image: Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico City

Museo Nacional de Arte is presenting Diego Rivera’s ‘Río Juchitán’ in ‘Arte y visualidad en el México moderno’.

Created between 1953 and 1955, the mural depicts daily life in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. It was commissioned for the city of Cuernavaca and was Rivera’s first removable mural.

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