FAQ About Diego Rivera
What impact did Rivera's political beliefs have on his art?
Diego Rivera's political beliefs were deeply ingrained in his art. As a committed Marxist, he often used his work to challenge dominant political and social narratives, portray the struggles of the working class, and critique capitalism and imperialism. Rivera's murals served as visual manifestos that communicated his vision of a society built on equality and social justice, resonating with audiences globally.
