Vintage color reproduction print of Diego Rivera's Spaniards Entering Cuernavaca, issued as part of the Diego Rivera Frescoes in Mexico series published by Fischgrund Publishing, Mexico City. The composition depicts figures traversing dense tropical foliage during the Spanish entry into Cuernavaca, a scene from Rivera's celebrated mural cycle at the Palacio de Cortés. Through its monumental figures and richly detailed vegetation, the work reflects Rivera's interpretation of the historical events surrounding the Spanish conquest of Mexico. The mural forms part of the artist's broader exploration of Mexican history and cultural identity, themes central to the Mexican Muralist movement.

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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