The special thing about it is that it's a view of Acapulco from Diego Rivera's later period. It's different from his usual social art that speaks to the Mexican public, she said.
Rivera's easel work is pretty minimal, done towards the end of his life. These paintings are not your usual Rivera style. They're more personal, reflecting a quieter side of Rivera in his final days.
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