Up for your consideration a Jose Clemente Orozco "Zapatistas" Pyroxylin Print On Panel Board in good condition for it's age.

This beautiful Jose Clemente Orozco pyroxylin print is titled "Zapatistas" and dates back to the 1940s.

Print Measures approx.

21 3/4” long

18 1/4” tall

Viewable print area measures approx.

16” long

12 1/2” tall

Overall condition is good as it does show water stains and a a couple stress cracks as pictured. I have not attempted to clean it.

Please refer to the pictures as they are considered part of the description.

The following biography was found online and is from AskArt: Jose Clemente Orozco was born on November 23, 1883 in Ciudad Guzman, Jalisco, Mexico. Orozco's giant murals made him the most powerful of Mexico's Big Three, which included Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros. Orozco's work caught the spirit of Mexico, bloodied and in ruins, emerging from many years of brutal class warfare. He was controversial, considered cold and unemotional, fascist, (he wore a swastika in his buttonhole and admired Hitler), hating anything religious. Yet his wife insisted he was a loving family man.