Diego Rivera Research Paper

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Diego Rivera full name is’’ Diego María de la Concepción’’ he was born in december 8 1886 in Guanajuato ,México Diego Rivera was a very famous painter. He was mostly know for his political painting in murals, He’s also known for the affair that he had with her lover Frida Kahlo . Diego rivera participated in the mexican mural movement. He did a lot of painting and some of then were about presidents etc . Diego Rivera’s work was at a modern museum in new York. Diego rivera died in November 24 1957 at the age of 70. Diego rivera’s love for paiting started since he was a little kid at the age of 10. After Frida’s death he got married again but he was sick and he got worse and worse until he got a heart attack . Diego Rivera painted

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