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David Alfaro Siqueiros

(1896 - 1974)

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Chichen Itza Burning. 1948. Pyroxylin. 91 x 71 cm. Carrillo Gil Museum, Mexico, Mexico.

The Resurrection of Cuauhtemoc. 1950. Pyroxylin on masonite. Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City, Mexico. More..

King Cuauhtemoc. 1950. Pyroxylin. 183 x 130 cm. Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico, Mexico. More..

The Torment of Cuauhtemoc. 1950. Pyroxylin on masonite. Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City, Mexico. More..

The Torment of Cuauhtemoc. Pencil on paper. 61 x 43 cm. Private collection.

The Good Neighbor. 1951. Pyroxylin. 250 x 150 cm. Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico, Mexico.

Man the Master, not the Slave of Technology. Detail. 1952. Pyroxylin on aluminum. National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City, Mexico.

Man the Master, not the Slave of Technology. Detail. 1952. Pyroxylin on aluminum. National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City, Mexico.

New University Emblem. 1952. Pyroxylin painted sketch. 125 x 70 cm. Private collection.

For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.

For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work. Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.

For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work. Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.

For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work. Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.

For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans. 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.

For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans. Detail. 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.

For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans. Detail. 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.

The People for the University. The University for the People. 1952-56. Relief Mosaic. National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico.

Excommunication and Execution of Father Hidalgo. 1953. Pyroxylin. 9 sq. m. University of San Nicolas, Morella, Michoacan, Mexico..

Streets of Mexico. 1956. Pyroxylin. Private collection.

From the Dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz to the Revolution. 1957-65. Acrylic on plywood. Right-hand section showing the Cananean miners' strike of 1906, with William C. Green of the Green Consolidated Mining Company of America, and Fernando Palomares, leader of the Mexican Liberal Party, struggling for the possession of the flag of Mexico. On the right-hand wall Porfirio Diaz, Ministers and Courtesans. Hall of the Revolution, National History Museum, Chapultepec Castle, Mexico City, Mexico.

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	*Chichen Itza Burning.* 1948. Pyroxylin. 91 x 71 cm. Carrillo Gil Museum, Mexico, Mexico.
	*The Resurrection of Cuauhtemoc.* 1950. Pyroxylin on masonite. Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City, Mexico. More..
	*King Cuauhtemoc.* 1950. Pyroxylin. 183 x 130 cm. Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico, Mexico. More..
	*The Torment of Cuauhtemoc.* 1950. Pyroxylin on masonite. Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City, Mexico. More..
	*The Torment of Cuauhtemoc.* Pencil on paper. 61 x 43 cm. Private collection.
	*The Good Neighbor.* 1951. Pyroxylin. 250 x 150 cm. Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico, Mexico.
	*Man the Master, not the Slave of Technology.* Detail. 1952. Pyroxylin on aluminum. National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*Man the Master, not the Slave of Technology.* Detail. 1952. Pyroxylin on aluminum. National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*New University Emblem.* 1952. Pyroxylin painted sketch. 125 x 70 cm. Private collection.
	*For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work.* 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work.* Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work.* Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*For the Complete Safety of all Mexicans on Work.* Detail. 1952-54. Vinylite and pyroxyline on plywood and fiberglass. Hospital de la Raza, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans.* 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.
	*For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans.* Detail. 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.
	*For Complete Social Security of All Mexicans.* Detail. 1953-56. Vinylite and pyroxyline. 310 sq. m. Hospital de La Raza, Mexico, Mexico.
	*The People for the University. The University for the People.* 1952-56. Relief Mosaic. National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico.
	*Excommunication and Execution of Father Hidalgo.* 1953. Pyroxylin. 9 sq. m. University of San Nicolas, Morella, Michoacan, Mexico..
	*Streets of Mexico.* 1956. Pyroxylin. Private collection.
	*From the Dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz to the Revolution.* 1957-65. Acrylic on plywood. Right-hand section showing the Cananean miners' strike of 1906, with William C. Green of the Green Consolidated Mining Company of America, and Fernando Palomares, leader of the Mexican Liberal Party, struggling for the possession of the flag of Mexico. On the right-hand wall Porfirio Diaz, Ministers and Courtesans. Hall of the Revolution, National History Museum, Chapultepec Castle, Mexico City, Mexico.