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'''Muralism''' is a [[Mexican]] modernist [[painting]] School started during the first decades of the XX century.
'''Muralism''' is a [[Mexican]] modernist [[painting]] School started during the first decades of the XX century. Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros were the most important artists in the Mexican mural movement. [[Dr. Atl]], [[Rufino Tamayo]], Jorge González Camarena, Roberto Montenegro and Manuel Rodríguez Lozano made also significant artworks.
In 1910, Gerardo Murillo ([[Dr. Atl]]) painted the first modern mural in Mexico.
In 1910, Gerardo Murillo (Dr. Atl) painted the first modern mural in Mexico.
:: ''The 20th century Mexican painting is said to be best represented by Mural Movement. Throughout the 1920s, muralists devoted themselves to producing a large number of significant works in public places, which brought Mexican art to the forefront of the world art arena, and influenced artists worldwide. They drew inspirations from the European [[Cubism]], [[Surrealism]] and ancient Indian painting styles, and elaborated on realistic themes of ordinary people's lives, national historic scenes and patriotism. Breaking away from canvas and frame, they wielded brushes on public places with Latin gusto, in hope to bring art closer to more people.'' [http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/citylife/2006-06/29/content_629005.htm Mexican masterpieces]
:: ''The 20th century Mexican painting is said to be best represented by Mural Movement. Throughout the 1920s, muralists devoted themselves to producing a large number of significant works in public places, which brought Mexican art to the forefront of the world art arena, and influenced artists worldwide. They drew inspirations from the European [[Cubism]], [[Surrealism]] and ancient Indian painting styles, and elaborated on realistic themes of ordinary people's lives, national historic scenes and patriotism. Breaking away from canvas and frame, they wielded brushes on public places with Latin gusto, in hope to bring art closer to more people.'' [http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/citylife/2006-06/29/content_629005.htm Mexican masterpieces]
[[Category:Mexican Painters]]
[[Category:Mexican Painters]]
[[Category:Artistic Movements]]