In 1933, Marion Greenwood (1909-1970) catapulted to international fame as one of the first women to paint a public mural in Mexico. Diego Rivera celebrated the then 24-year-old artist as one of “the world’s greatest living women mural painters.”
She traveled the globe to create award-winning portraits of people from diverse backgrounds, crossing racial, cultural, and class lines. [Read more…] about The Life and Art of Marion Greenwood