Artist Alfredo Ramos Martínez studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Mexico City and later was exposed to Post-Impressionism during his stay in Paris. Ramos painted many murals and large canvases of Mexican Campesinos, Aztec gods, and revolutionary themes. This revolutionary "Zapatista" originally rendered in 1931, is a symphony of earth tones that is a feast for the eyes.
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Artist Alfredo Ramos Martínez studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Mexico City and later was exposed to Post-Impressionism during his stay in Paris. Ramos painted many murals and large canvases of Mexican Campesinos, Aztec gods, and revolutionary themes. This revolutionary "Zapatista" originally rendered in 1931, is a symphony of earth tones that is a feast for the eyes. |
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