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SF and Mexico Join Forces to Preserve Diego Rivera Mural
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San Francisco City College's "Pan American Unity Mural" is Diego Rivera's largest contiguous work of art. It's sprawling in size AND content. There are images of Yaqui Deer Dancers and early California gold miners, heavy engines of the industrial age, … Continue reading
Replica of Mission Dolores Mural, Over 200 years Old, Goes on Display
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In 2004, archaeologist Eric Blind and artist Ben Wood found a mural concealed behind an altar at Mission Dolores. The mural was painted sometime between 1791 and 1796, when the Ohlone and other local Native Americans are thought to have … Continue reading
