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Men in denim overalls and flat caps bend over an engine line, pushing castings along the conveyor beneath grey-green presses the size of houses, while the furnace burns orange in the roof vault behind. Diego Rivera painted it on the walls of the Detroit Institute of Arts in 1932 and 1933, after weeks spent sketching at Ford's River Rouge plant.
The machinery is close-toned grey and green with the soft edges of fresco, so the workers' clothes give the only strong colour breaks. Finished size 73.6 x 50.8cm.
Dense mural composition with dark industrial tones, many overlapping figures and machinery creates challenging areas of similar grey and brown tones.
Industrial Workers and Machinery











