The Mural Controversies: Rivera's Art and American Politics
Explore the controversies surrounding Diego Rivera's murals in Detroit and New York City and their impact on art, politics, and social change in 1930s America.
Explore the controversies surrounding Diego Rivera's murals in Detroit and New York City and their impact on art, politics, and social change in 1930s America.
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The crisis of the British welfare state from 1930s-1980s, addressing post-war settlement, Keynesian economics, and Thatcher's policies.
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