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Mexico · November 23, 1883 – September 7, 1949Wikidata

José Clemente Orozco

Mexican artist (1883–1949)

Born in Ciudad Guzmán. Died in Mexico City.

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A life in paintings

Born 188312 dated paintingsDied 1949

14 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The Bedroom
    The Bedroom
    José Clemente Orozco
    c. 1910 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • The Subway
    The Subway
    José Clemente Orozco
    1928 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Barricade
    Barricade
    José Clemente Orozco
    1931 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Zapatistas
    Zapatistas
    José Clemente Orozco
    1931 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Katharsis
    Katharsis
    José Clemente Orozco
    1934 · Palace of Fine arts
  • Death and Resurrection
    Death and Resurrection
    José Clemente Orozco
    c. 1943 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • Dolores del Río
    Dolores del Río
    José Clemente Orozco
    1944 · Carrillo Gil Art Museum
  • Portrait of Archbishop Luis María Martínez
    Portrait of Archbishop Luis María Martínez
    José Clemente Orozco
    1944 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • The Demagogue
    The Demagogue
    José Clemente Orozco
    1946 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • Head Pierced with Arrows, from the Los teules series
    Head Pierced with Arrows, from the Los teules series
    José Clemente Orozco
    1947 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • Agreed (Cowboys And Zapatistas)
    Agreed (Cowboys And Zapatistas)
    José Clemente Orozco
  • La Cantina
    La Cantina
    José Clemente Orozco
  • CImage under copyright
    Cortés y La Malinche
    José Clemente Orozco
    1926 · Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura
  • DImage under copyright
    Dormindo
    José Clemente Orozco
    1930 · San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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