Eight Decades Later, Diego Rivera Murals Return to New York

In 1931, the fledgling Museum of Modern Art chose Mexican muralist Diego Rivera for its second major show, inviting him to New York to create 'portable' murals onsite. Now, some of the works he created in six feverish weeks are again on display at MoMA.

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