The Papermakers 1950
diegorivera
Palacio Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
tempera, mural
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tempera
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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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genre-painting
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mural
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realism
"The Papermakers" (1950) is a mural by Mexican artist Diego Rivera, located in the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City. The mural depicts the process of papermaking in Mexico, from the harvesting of agave plants to the final stages of production. Rivera’s mural celebrates Mexican culture and history, and its vibrant colors and dynamic composition make it a striking example of Mexican Muralism. The mural also serves as a reminder of the importance of traditional crafts in Mexican culture, a common theme in Rivera's work.
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