Diego Rivera's energy, physique, love for women, and work were all "bigger than life." Born in a small Mexican mining town in 1886,
he drew his way through childhood, entered art school at age
ten, and later traveled throughout Europe, studying the great masters and
imitating their techniques. When he returned to Mexico in 1921, he found
his own unique style. He began painting the poetry of the common people --
working, suffering, fighting, seeking joy, living, and dying -- on the
walls of public buildings. His murals were passionate, controversial, political,
and enormous -- like the painter himself.
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