Raúl Anguiano (Mexican 1915 - 1999)

Over the course of eight decades, Anguiano was a prolific artist who created a diverse body of work in Mexico that both portrayed an ancient and a modern Mexico, and many spaces in between. Generations: Paintings by Raúl Anguiano includes works that portray Pre-Columbian art, women of different ages and lifestyles, the contemporary indigenous population, and enduring landscapes.

His work remained important in Mexico as he forms a direct link to the work of the famed muralists José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, and David Alfaro Siqueiros. Often classified as a second-generation muralist, he was younger than Los Tres Grandes and therefore continued with the important tradition of mural making by creating large-scale works in Mexico and the United States.

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