Vintage color reproduction print of Diego Rivera's Branding of the Indians, issued as part of the Diego Rivera Frescoes in Mexico series published by Fischgrund Publishing, Mexico City. The composition depicts a dramatic colonial-era scene illustrating the oppression of Indigenous peoples during the Spanish conquest, a subject consistent with Rivera's exploration of Mexican history and social justice. Rich in narrative detail and symbolism, the work exemplifies the powerful storytelling and social commentary characteristic of the Mexican Muralist movement. Presented in a bamboo-form frame and forming part of a collectible series of Rivera reproductions distributed in Mexico.

Dimensions:
9.5 x 12.5 inches, framed.

Condition Report:
Poor condition. Print exhibits significant age-related toning, foxing, discoloration, waviness, and surface wear. Frame shows scratches, finish loss, and other wear consistent with age and handling. Glass may be damaged or require replacement. Sold as found. Please review photographs carefully for complete condition details.

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