This document provides information on several artworks created in the early 1930s by Mexican muralist Diego Rivera and others, including lithographs, frescoes, and photographs. It lists the titles of eight lithographs by Rivera from 1932 depicting themes of labor, revolution, and sleep. It also names two frescoes by Rivera from 1926 in the Secretaría de Educación Pública depicting scenes of the poor and fruits of the earth. Reproductions and details of these frescoes are referenced. Brief descriptions and dates are provided for artworks by Alexander Rodchenko, Leonid Shokin, Walker Evans, and Dorothea Lange.

1. Diego Rivera, Sleep, 1932. Lithograph.

2. Boy and Dog, 1932. Sleep, 1932. The Fruits of Labor, 1932.
Lithograph. Lithograph. Lithograph.
Open Air School, 1932. Zapata, 1932.
Lithograph. Lithograph.

3. Sleep, 1932.
The Night of the Poor, 1926. Fresco. Secretaría de
Lithograph.
Educación Pública.

4. The Night of the Poor as shown in a Sleep, 1932.
detail reproduction in Ernestine Evans, Lithograph.
The Frescoes of Diego Rivera (New
York: Harcourt Brace, 1929)
The Night of the Poor, 1926. Fresco.
Secretaría de Educación Pública.

5. Fruits of the Earth as shown in a detail The Fruits of Labor, 1932.
reproduction in Ernestine Evans, Lithograph.
The Frescoes of Diego Rivera
(New York: Harcourt Brace, 1929)
Fruits of the Earth, 1926. Fresco.
Secretaría de Educación Pública.

6. Diego Rivera, Mexican Child,
ca. 1926. Pencil.

7. Singing the Corrido, 1926. Fresco. Secretaría de Educación Pública

8. Capitalist Dinner, 1926. Fresco.
Secretaría de Educación Pública

9. Rivera painting his mural for the residence of Mrs. Sigmund Stern.

10. Alexander Rodchenko, “Bath in a Washbasin”, 1932.

11. Leonid Shokin, “Collective Farm Day Care,” ca. 1930.

12. Walker Evans, “Sharecropper’s Family,” 1936

13. Dorothea Lange, “Desperation,” 1935.