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...years-rose three great revolutionary artists. Their lurid propaganda paintings (reaching Mexico's illiterate peons far more effectively than printed words) covered walls from Nuevo Leon to Yucatan and revived the art of fresco painting on a scale unequaled since the Italian Renaissance. The three: stocky, effusive Diego Rivera; grim, brooding José Clemente Orozco; pallid, green-eyed, conspiratorial David Alfaro Siquieros...
...DIEGO RIVERA & WIFE...
Having finished his huge San Francisco Junior College mural-one panel of which shows Cinemactress Paulette Goddard and himself together planting a Tree of Life-shambling Mexican Artist Diego Rivera led his third wife, German-Mexican Frida Kahlo Rivera (from whom he was divorced last year), to the municipal judge's chambers, on his 54th birthday, remarried...
...sold as Christmas cards, but even today, when it sells color prints, no artist draws royalties; the latest Metropolitan card dates from about 1860. Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art sells cards (at three for 10?), none of which has any connection with Christmas: the artists are Rousseau, Rivera, Picasso (two classic drawings). The San Francisco Museum of Art has ten cards, including a Foujita, a Rivera. To its patrons the Associated American Artists Gallery in Manhattan sells cards in limited editions; its sales last year totaled 350,000. Of its 16 subjects, the four in color...
Edward S. Castle, associate professor of Physiology and tutor in the Department of Biology; Guillermo Rivera, associate professor of Spanish and tutor in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures; George L. Clarke, associate professor of Zoology and tutor in the Department of Biology; John H. Welsh, Jr., associate professor of Zoology and tutor in the Department of Biology...