Despite losing the use of both an eye and his left hand in a chemical accident at school, he successfully pursued a career in art.
Despite losing the use of both an eye and his left hand in a chemical accident at school, he successfully pursued a career in art. Called the Goya of his country for his interest in portraying the horrors of war, his works include Threat of the Dive Bomber and depictions of both Lenin and Mohandas Gandhi for the New School for Social Research. His last completed works were frescoes for the dome of the legislature's chambers in Guadalajara. For ten points, name this man credited for starting a renaissance in Mexican mural painting along with Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros.
Despite losing the use of both an eye and his left hand in a chemical accident at school, he successfully pursued a career in art.
José Clemente {Orozco}