Overview

This house, designed by Juan O'Gorman in 1933, was the birthplace for many of Diego Rivera's projects. It remains virtually untouched from the day in which the muralist died. Among the many personal objects on view he also left unfinished canvases on over-sized easels, pre-Hispanic pieces, photographs and his collection of judas figures. These bearded demons are made of carton, filled with firecrackers and are set off on the Saturday of Glory before Easter Sunday.