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Epopeya del pueblo mexicano

Painted by Diego Rivera, 1929, Mexico City

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Epopeya del pueblo mexicano, photo by Geoara
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Where
Indoor Inside Palacio NacionalInside a public building. Check opening hours before you go.
Status
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Credit as the source lists it
Diego Rivera
Source
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Epopeya del pueblo mexicano is a mural by Diego Rivera created in 1929. The work is located in Mexico City.

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Epopeya del pueblo mexicano, photo by Geoara
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