The Huastec Civilisation 1950
diegorivera
Palacio Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
painting, oil-paint, mural
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narrative-art
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painting
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oil-paint
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landscape
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figuration
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social-realism
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oil painting
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mexican-muralism
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history-painting
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mural
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indigenous-americas
"The Huastec Civilisation" is a mural painted by Diego Rivera in 1950. Located in the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City, the artwork depicts the Huastec people, an indigenous group from the region. The scene portrays their daily life and agricultural practices, with a focus on maize cultivation. The vibrant colors and detailed figures are characteristic of Rivera's mural style, showcasing his interest in celebrating Mexican history and culture. This mural, like many others by Rivera, is a testament to the artist's commitment to social realism and his exploration of the rich tapestry of Mexican indigenous traditions.
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