Scene at the Secretariat of Education with Rivera Murals c. 1928
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Tina Modotti's "Scene at the Secretariat of Education with Rivera Murals" (c. 1928) captures a moment of change within the building. The photograph depicts a car parked under an archway, partially obscured by stacked wooden crates. The partially obscured wall behind the car showcases Diego Rivera's murals, which were a significant part of the building's artistic identity at the time. The image reflects Modotti's interest in the social and political movements of Mexico, specifically the growing role of art in public spaces. The stark black and white composition emphasizes the contrast between the modern car and the historic architecture, highlighting the modernization of Mexico in the late 1920s.
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