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Diego Rivera was a Mexican painter and muralist born in 1886 in Guanajuato, Mexico. He studied art from a young age and furthered his skills in France, Italy, and Spain, where he was influenced by cubism. Rivera married Angelina Beloff in 1909 and they had a son together, though the child died young. He later had a daughter with another woman. In 1922, Rivera met Frida Kahlo when painting a mural at her school, and they married in 1929. Their marriage was tumultuous but based on their shared passion for art and Mexican culture. In 1934, Rivera faced criticism when he included a portrait of Lenin in a mural for Rockefeller Center in New York
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- 2. Origins Diego María de la Concepción Juan Nepomuceno Estanislao de Rivera y Barrientos Acosta y Rodríguez was born on Guanajuato (December 8, 1886) . His father: Diego Rivera His mother: María del Pilar Barrientos.
- 3. Profession He was a painter and a muralist, he made art that reflected the lives of the working class and native people from Mexico. He painted all types of art at his time.
- 4. Studies At age 11 he joined the National School of Fine Arts , becoming a student of prestigious artists . By 1909 , he traveled to France where he entered to the Paris Arts Academy. With the pass of the years he traveled to Italy to learn renaissance style, and to Spain where he befriended with Picasso and studied cubism at its finest.
- 5. Relationships In 1909 he traveled to Paris where he met Angelina Petrovna Belova, knew as Angelina Beloff. Native from the USSR she would marry Diego and have a relation for 10 years. In 1916 she will give birth to Diego´s first son named Diego, however , the child died the following year .
- 6. Relationships In 1919 a daughter was born the fruit of Diego´s extramarital affairs with Marievna Vorobieva Stebelska . Named as Marika Rivera Vorobieva she was never recognized by his father but at least financially sustained by him.
- 7. Frida After many failed relations with other painters, Diego finally met Frida in 1922. The first meeting was spontaneous, Diego was painting a mural in the National High School and Frida was a student.
- 8. Frida They quickly began to share their passion for art and they marry in 1929. Their marriage was based on love, hate, creation, critics, relations with other people and the appreciation for mexican roots.
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