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Tag Archives: Father Charles Coughlin
1933: As for Myself, I Calmly Continued to Paint
Diego Rivera writes about the reactions to his murals in the Detroit Institute of Arts: Thoroughly immersed in my labors though I was, I became conscious after a time, that whispers were beginning to circulate through the city concerning certain … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th Century, Art, Detroit, Diego Rivera, Engineering, Father Charles Coughlin, Frida Khalo, Labor, Latino/as/x, Medicine, Mexico, Murals, Painting, Socialism & Communism, USA
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