Enssay Te Abraza Quiela
Páginas: 8 (1951 palabras)
Publicado: 9 de julio de 2012
1.1 BIOGRAPHY OF DIEGO RIVERA
Painter, muralist. Born on December 8, 1886, in Guanajuato, Mexico,studied art at the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts while in his teens and then traveled to Europe to live and work on his art. He had some success as a Cubist painter, but the course of world events would strongly change the style and subject of his work. Inspired by the political idealsof the Mexican Revolution (1914-15) and the Russian Revolution (1917), Rivera wanted to make art that reflected the lives of the working class and native peoples of Mexico.
In 1921, through a government program, Rivera began to express his artistic ideas about Mexico, its people and its history by starting a series of murals in public buildings. In the 1930s and 1940s, Rivera painted severalmurals in the United States.
Some of his works created controversy, especially the one he did for the Rockefeller family in the RCA building in New York City. The mural, known as Man at the Crossroads, featured a portrait of Russian communist leader Vladimir Lenin. The Rockefellers protested, but Rivera refused to remove the portrait. The Rockefellers had Rivera stop work on the mural and had itdestroyed.
His personal life was as dramatic as his artwork. In 1929, he married artist Frida Kahlo, who was roughly 20 years his junior. The two had a passionate, but stormy relationship, divorcing once in 1939 only to remarry later. She died in 1954. He then married Emma Hurtado, his art dealer. Rivera died of heart failure on November 24, 1957, in Mexico City.
1.2 BIOGRAPHY OFANGELINA BELOFF
She born on June 23, 1879 in St. Petersburg, Russia.
He joined the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg in 1904, where he remained until 1909, when he decided to continue his studies in Paris at the Academy of Henri Matisse and later at the Academy of Anglada Camarasa, where he met the Spanish painter Maria Gutierrez Blanchard. In parallel, he studiedetching and woodcut.
That same year, in Bruges, Belgium, met Diego Rivera, whom he married two years later. In Paris born son, Diego, who died aged only fourteen months during the winter of 1917 in a time of world war, great hardship and misery. His marriage duro12 years, until the final return of Rivera to Mexico in 1921.
After eleven years managed to raise the money needed to find Rivera inMexico. Once there he discovered that he had remarried twice. When they met, Rivera pretended not to recognize it and never supported or visited again.
Angelina Beloff remained in Mexico and worked as a teacher, teaching printmaking.
Its activity as an illustrator, always present, it is noted in the collection of watercolors
to the stories "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" and "The Wild Swans" byHans Christian Andersen and "Build a Fire" by Jack London. His greatest contribution to education in Mexico was the book he wrote with his technical comments, performing and broadcasting of Puppet Theater. He painted many landscapes where caught his feel for the Mexican. He was a member of the League of Revolutionary Writers and Artists and founder of the Salon de la Plastica Mexicana (1949),participating in several group shows.
Angelina Beloff died in Mexico City on December 30, 1969 at ninety years of age.
2.1 ESSAY OF “QUERIDO DIEGO TE ABRAZA QUIELA”
This book tells a small part of the life of Diego Rivera, perhaps not of the most interesting compared to what was his career as a painter.
He describes how difficult it is to assimilate changes, as love isconcerned, since we know that when there is a relationship of this type not only depend on one person and there is a very true that we say "who falls in love lost ' this was the case with Angelina Beloff who was married to Diego Rivera.
This reading I ventured to experience the sadness, loneliness and in some ways, schizophrenia by Angelina Beloff happened to be faced with leaving her husband and the...
Painter, muralist. Born on December 8, 1886, in Guanajuato, Mexico,studied art at the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts while in his teens and then traveled to Europe to live and work on his art. He had some success as a Cubist painter, but the course of world events would strongly change the style and subject of his work. Inspired by the political idealsof the Mexican Revolution (1914-15) and the Russian Revolution (1917), Rivera wanted to make art that reflected the lives of the working class and native peoples of Mexico.
In 1921, through a government program, Rivera began to express his artistic ideas about Mexico, its people and its history by starting a series of murals in public buildings. In the 1930s and 1940s, Rivera painted severalmurals in the United States.
Some of his works created controversy, especially the one he did for the Rockefeller family in the RCA building in New York City. The mural, known as Man at the Crossroads, featured a portrait of Russian communist leader Vladimir Lenin. The Rockefellers protested, but Rivera refused to remove the portrait. The Rockefellers had Rivera stop work on the mural and had itdestroyed.
His personal life was as dramatic as his artwork. In 1929, he married artist Frida Kahlo, who was roughly 20 years his junior. The two had a passionate, but stormy relationship, divorcing once in 1939 only to remarry later. She died in 1954. He then married Emma Hurtado, his art dealer. Rivera died of heart failure on November 24, 1957, in Mexico City.
1.2 BIOGRAPHY OFANGELINA BELOFF
She born on June 23, 1879 in St. Petersburg, Russia.
He joined the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg in 1904, where he remained until 1909, when he decided to continue his studies in Paris at the Academy of Henri Matisse and later at the Academy of Anglada Camarasa, where he met the Spanish painter Maria Gutierrez Blanchard. In parallel, he studiedetching and woodcut.
That same year, in Bruges, Belgium, met Diego Rivera, whom he married two years later. In Paris born son, Diego, who died aged only fourteen months during the winter of 1917 in a time of world war, great hardship and misery. His marriage duro12 years, until the final return of Rivera to Mexico in 1921.
After eleven years managed to raise the money needed to find Rivera inMexico. Once there he discovered that he had remarried twice. When they met, Rivera pretended not to recognize it and never supported or visited again.
Angelina Beloff remained in Mexico and worked as a teacher, teaching printmaking.
Its activity as an illustrator, always present, it is noted in the collection of watercolors
to the stories "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" and "The Wild Swans" byHans Christian Andersen and "Build a Fire" by Jack London. His greatest contribution to education in Mexico was the book he wrote with his technical comments, performing and broadcasting of Puppet Theater. He painted many landscapes where caught his feel for the Mexican. He was a member of the League of Revolutionary Writers and Artists and founder of the Salon de la Plastica Mexicana (1949),participating in several group shows.
Angelina Beloff died in Mexico City on December 30, 1969 at ninety years of age.
2.1 ESSAY OF “QUERIDO DIEGO TE ABRAZA QUIELA”
This book tells a small part of the life of Diego Rivera, perhaps not of the most interesting compared to what was his career as a painter.
He describes how difficult it is to assimilate changes, as love isconcerned, since we know that when there is a relationship of this type not only depend on one person and there is a very true that we say "who falls in love lost ' this was the case with Angelina Beloff who was married to Diego Rivera.
This reading I ventured to experience the sadness, loneliness and in some ways, schizophrenia by Angelina Beloff happened to be faced with leaving her husband and the...
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