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Sinalomex Editorial, Mexico City, Published 1966. Wraps, unpaginated; 20 cm; text in English and Spanish; Completely New Edition, Revised and Enlarged; illustrated with 43 color chromolithographs of Diego Rivera's murals and black-and-white photographs.
In Very Good condition. Glossy illustrated wraps with mild shelf wear and toning. Staple bound, binding tight. Pages mildly toned, otherwise unmarked. A bilingual (English and Spanish) guide to Diego Rivera's murals in Mexico City, centered on the great National Palace frescoes tracing Mexican history from the Aztec world through the Conquest, Independence, and Revolution, and extending to Rivera's work at the Palace of Fine Arts (Man at the Crossroads), the Del Prado Hotel (Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park), the Supreme Court of Justice, the Cardiology Institute, and the Ministry of Education. Illustrated with 43 color chromolithograph reproductions accompanied by descriptive commentary.