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Art in New York

Art in New York. Russian Constructivism/Socialist Realism/Mexican Muralism. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Ad Poster (convoking workers to read), 1924. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Assembling for a Demonstration , 1928. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Gathering for a Demonstration , 1928.

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Art in New York

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  1. Art in New York Russian Constructivism/Socialist Realism/Mexican Muralism

  2. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Ad Poster (convoking workers to read), 1924.

  3. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Assembling for a Demonstration, 1928.

  4. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Gathering for a Demonstration, 1928.

  5. Aleksandr Rodchenko, Chauffeur, 1933.

  6. Aleksandr Rodchenko, An Oath, 1935.

  7. Aleksandr Rodchenko, White Sea, Baltic Sea Canal, 1933.

  8. Poster, 1929.

  9. El Lissitzky, Lissitzky the Constructor, (self-portrait), 1924.

  10. Vladimir Tatilin, Tower in Mayday Russia, 1933.

  11. Sergei Gerasimov, A Collective Farm Festival, 1937.

  12. Socialist Realism, Stalin

  13. Socialist Realism

  14. Socialist Realism

  15. Convention of the Alliance of Polish Youth, Poster, 1955.

  16. Diego Rivera

  17. Diego Rivera, Zapatista Landscape: The Guerrilla, 1915.

  18. Diego Rivera, Creation, Encaustic and Gold Leaf, 1922-23 National Preparatory School, Mexico City.

  19. Palácio Nacional. Mexico City, Mexico, 1693.

  20. Diego Rivera, Orgy: Night of the Rich, 1926.

  21. Diego Rivera, In the Trenches, 1928.

  22. Diego Rivera, The Distribution of the Arms, 1928.

  23. Diego Rivera, The History of Mexico: From the Conquest to the Future, 1929-1930, National Palace, Mexico City, Mexico.

  24. Diego Rivera, The History of Mexico: From the Conquest to the Future, ( detail) 1929-1930, National Palace, Mexico City, Mexico.

  25. Aztec, Eagle Warrior, ca. 1440-69.

  26. Aztec, Miclantecuhtli,ca. 1480, Templo Mayor, Fired Clay, Stucco, and Paint.

  27. Aztec, Tlaloc, ca. 1440-69.

  28. Aztec, Xipe Totec, ca. 1500, Fired Clay.

  29. Toltec, Chacmool, ca. 1100.

  30. Diego Rivera, Agrarian Leader Zapata, 1931, MoMA.

  31. Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, 1932-1933, fresco, Detroit Institute of Fine Arts.

  32. Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, 1932-1933, fresco, Detroit Institute of Fine Arts, detail.

  33. Diego Rivera, The Making of a Fresco, 1931, San Francisco Art Institute.

  34. Diego Rivera, Man at the Crossroads, 1934, Palace of Fine Arts.

  35. Diego Rivera, Man at the Crossroads (detail), 1934, Palace of Fine Arts.

  36. Diego Rivera, Man at the Crossroads (center), 1934, Palace of Fine Arts.

  37. Diego Rivera, Man at the Crossroads (detail), 1934, Palace of Fine Arts.

  38. Diego Rivera, Man at the Crossroads (detail), 1934, Palace of Fine Arts.

  39. Diego Rivera, A Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park, 1947-48.

  40. Diego Rivera, Totonac Civilization, 1950, National Palace.

  41. Diego Rivera, The Huastec Civilization, 1950.

  42. Diego Rivera, The History of Medicine in Mexico, 1953, La Raza Hospital, Mexico City.

  43. Diego Rivera, Natasha Gelman, 1943.

  44. Diego Rivera, Flower Day, 1925.

  45. Diego Rivera, Flower Seller with Lilies, 1943.

  46. Diego Rivera, Nude with Calla Lilies, 1944.

  47. Leon Trotsky’s Home, Coyoacan (1937-1940).

  48. Leon Trotsky’s Home, Coyoacan (1937-1940).

  49. Leon Trotsky’s Home, Coyoacan (1937-1940).

  50. David Alfaro Siqueiros, Self-Portrait, 1943.

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