Miguel Covarrubias Art
Mexican born Miguel Covarrubias was known for his painted murals, caricatures, illustrations and scholarly writings. He moved to New York City in 1923 and illustrated for Vogue, The New Yorker and Vanity Fair. During the 1920s, Covarrubias studied in Paris, France and later traveled to Bali with his wife Rose Rolanda. He was a good friend of Mexican painter Diego Rivera. He made a great contribution to his work to educate people about Mexican and Pacific Rim culture and art.
1930s Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1930s Art Deco Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1940s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1950s Contemporary Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1970s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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Early 2000s Contemporary Miguel Covarrubias Art
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Early 2000s Street Art Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1940s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1970s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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Mid-20th Century Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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20th Century Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1970s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1980s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1960s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1980s Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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20th Century Modern Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1940s Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1940s Contemporary Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1930s Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1920s Miguel Covarrubias Art
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1930s Miguel Covarrubias Art
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