Jose Clemente Orozco Mexican Social Realist & Muralist 1883-1949.

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Jose Clemente Orozco Mexican Social Realist & Muralist

In the very beginning….  1911-father died  Began career as political cartoonist to support family  continued job and also as draftsmen

 Lived in U.S.- opportunities to paint in NYC and CA.  Left hand was blown off in explosion  Politically charged in his works.

The Muralist  After Mexican Revolutionary War, began muralist period.  Studied at same school as D. Rivera  First mural 1923

His works…  Very politically charged-Zapatistas  Hands important figures  Use of dark colors to represent cruelty and reality of war

Zapatistas

Hands

Cruelty and reality of war

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