Vintage color reproduction print of Diego Rivera's Cutting Sugar Cane, issued as part of the Diego Rivera Frescoes in Mexico series published by Fischgrund Publishing, Mexico City. The composition depicts laborers harvesting sugar cane under the supervision of an overseer mounted on horseback, illustrating the demanding agricultural labor that formed a significant part of Mexico's economic history. Originally derived from Rivera's mural cycle at the Palace of Cortés in Cuernavaca, the work reflects the artist's commitment to portraying workers and examining the social conditions of labor. Executed in Rivera's distinctive monumental style, the scene exemplifies the themes of social realism and historical narrative central to the Mexican Muralist movement.

Dimensions:
Approximately 9 x 12 inches.

Condition Report:
Poor condition. Print exhibits significant age-related wear including toning, foxing, discoloration, edge wear, creases, and surface abrasions. Minor losses, paper deterioration, and corner wear may be present. Sold as found and in need of restoration. Please review photographs carefully for complete condition details.

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