Diego Rivera Books

This title features numerous large-scale details of Rivera's murals, allowing their various components and subtleties to be closely examined.

This volume presents an illustrated survey of Rivera's work. It shows how the artist was viewed by contemporaries like Picasso and Dali as a troublemaker, complete with revolver and bandolier. Rivera is seen as having brought to art a distinctive understanding of its public role and history.

A richly revealing document offering many telling insights into the mind and heart of a giant of 20th-century art. "There is no lack of exciting material. A lover at nine, a cannibal at 18, by his own account, Rivera was prodigiously productive of art and controversy." — San Francisco Chronicle. 21 halftones.

Details Rivera's Detroit Industry fresco cycle. This book includes information on the artist and his technique and his patron (Edsel Ford).