Vintage color reproduction print of Diego Rivera's Scene from the Conquest (Escena de la Conquista), issued as part of the Diego Rivera Frescoes in Mexico series published by Fischgrund Publishing, Mexico City. The composition depicts a dramatic battle between Spanish conquistadors and Indigenous warriors, rendered in Rivera's distinctive monumental style. Originally part of the artist's celebrated mural cycle at the Palacio de Cortés in Cuernavaca, the scene illustrates the violence and upheaval accompanying the Spanish conquest of Mexico. Through dynamic figures, vivid colors, and powerful historical imagery, Rivera conveys one of the defining moments in Mexican history. This print forms part of a collectible series of vintage Mexican reproductions.

Dimensions:
Approximately 9 x 12 inches.

Condition Report:
Poor condition. Significant losses are present along the edges and corners, with notable paper damage, tears, creases, and areas of missing material. Print exhibits heavy toning, discoloration, foxing, and surface wear throughout. Sold as found and in need of restoration. Please review photographs carefully for complete condition details.

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