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.jpg "Campesinos Reading El Machete, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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_Coyoacan_Mexico_City_-_(MeisterDrucke-221229).jpg "Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera at the Blue House, Coyoacan, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Geranium, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Tank No. 1, Mexico, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Worker Reading El Machete, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Woman with Olla, Mexico, c.1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Telephone Wires, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Roses, Mexico City, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Hands of the puppeteer, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Woman with Child, Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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 Mexico City c1 - (MeisterDrucke-217591).jpg "La Palanca (Pulqueria, Avenida Jesus Carranza), Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Women in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Struggles in Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Hands of a Construction Worker, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Cactus, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Son of a Campesino, A Proud Little Agrarista, State of Veracruz, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Portrait of Nickolas Muray and Frida Kahlo by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Mexican Revolution: Sombrero with Hammer and Sickle, Mexico City, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Misery, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Mexican Revolution: Hammer and Sickle, Mexico City, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Open Doors, Mexico City, c.1925 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "In the Convent of Tepotzotlan, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Emiliano Zapata by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Elegance and Misery, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Calla Lily, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Family with Corn, State of Veracruz, Mexico, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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 Mexico City 1926 - (MeisterDrucke-152290).jpg "Baby Nursing (Conchita with Her Mother Luz Jimenez), Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Campesinos, State of Veracruz, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Stadium, Mexico City, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "In the Prison Cell, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Lily by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Women in Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Woman with Child by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in the May Day Parade, Mexico City, 1st May 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Lupe Rivera Marin, First Daughter of Diego Rivera and Lupe Marin, Mexico City, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "An Aztec Mother (Conchita with Her Mother Luz Jimenez, Maid of the Salas Family and Model for Jean Charlot and Diego Rivera) by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Jose Vasconcelos and Diego Rivera During an Outdoor Event at Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, 1921 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Flor de Manita, Mexico City, 1925 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Portrait of Anita Brenner by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Julio Antonio Mella, Mexico City, 1928 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Portrait of Jean Charlot by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "The Hands of Assunta Modotti, San Francisco, 1923 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Construction Workers at the Stadium, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Women in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Concha Michel with Campesinos, Mexico, c.1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Mexican Revolution, Guitar, Corn and Ammunition Belt, Mexico City, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Telegraph Wires, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Vittorio Vidali During a Trip Near Moscow, Soviet Union, 1930 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Ione Robinson, Mexico City (1929) by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Edward Weston with his Seneca View Camera, Mexico, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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_Mexico_City_1924_-_(MeisterDrucke-318795).jpg "Circus Tent (Gran Circo Ruso), Mexico City, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Sugar Cane, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Wine Glasses by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Roses, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Hands of a Woman, Mexico, 1926 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Judas Puppet, Mexico, 1926 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Fiesta in Juchitan, Oaxaca, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Market in Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "March of the Workers, Mexico City, May Day 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Maria Marin de Orozco, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Girl Carrying Water, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Market in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Washing at the River near Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Woman of Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "In the Zoological Garden, Berlin, Germany by Tina Modotti")
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 Mexico C - (MeisterDrucke-303898).jpg "Baby Nursing (Conchita with her Mother Luz Jimenez) by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Young Pioneers, Berlin, Germany, 1930 by Tina Modotti")
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 Mexico 1924 - (MeisterDrucke-302786).jpg "Interior of the Church (Convent of Tepotzotlan), Mexico, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Staircase, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Four Girls, Mexico City, c.1926 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Elisa, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Construction Worker, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Washing at the River Near Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Corn Plants, Mexico, c.1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Palm Tree by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Jose Vasconcelos and Diego Rivera during an outdoor event at Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, 1921 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Market in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Maria Orozco Romero, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Fiesta in Juchitan, Oaxaca, Mexico, c.1927 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Meeting of the Campesinos, Jalapa, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Marionettes by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Meeting of the Campesinos: At the table Xavier Guerrero and Julio Antonio Mella, Jalapa, Mexico, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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 Mexico City 1925 - (MeisterDrucke-150273).jpg "Wine Glasses (Experiment with Similar Forms), Mexico City, 1925 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Hands off Nicaragua Committee, Mexico City, 1928 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Cloth, Mexico, 1924 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Washing at the River near Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Women in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Hacienda, Mexico, c.1926 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Lane in Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Woman of Tehuantepec, Mexico, 1929 by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Workers Loading Bananas, Veracruz by Tina Modotti")
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.jpg "Campesino, State of Veracruz, Mexico, 1927 by Tina Modotti")
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Tina Modotti could not do much with the term art or artist. She felt that this designation was an unfortunate use and always wanted to be understood only as a photographer.
But her pictures were often quite spectacular. Photographs of furrowed faces or staircases that reflected abstract shapes were part of her repertoire. Born on August 16, 1896, Tina Modotti lived with her parents in Udine in humble circumstances. Her father was a convinced socialist and worked as a mechanic. Her mother was a seamstress. Already at the age of twelve Tina Modotti had to contribute to the livelihood of the family of eight. She took a job as a factory worker, which in the course of time took her to Francisco. After hours, she acted in performances in an amateur theater. With her outward appearance, Tina Modotti captivated many people. Among them was the painter Robo Richey. She got into a steady relationship with him and moved to Los Angeles. Their life maxim aligned the two according to the principles of freedom and self-realization. From that point on, the staunch bohemians set their sights on enjoying life to the fullest.
The all-round talent Tina Modotti managed a first exclamation mark in the silent movie The Tiger's Coat. Once again, the beautiful Italian girl made numerous men's hearts beat faster. The photographer Edward Weston was extremely enchanted by her. He not only wanted to photograph the creative personality but also to get close to her. A passionate affair was the result. The painter Robo Richey was disappointed and left for Mexico. Tina followed him a little later, but by then the artist had already died of smallpox. But the young woman was extremely taken with the Central American country and therefore settled with Weston in Mexico City. New friendships developed with the painters Diego Rivera, Alfaro Siqueiros and Frida Kahlo. Tina Modotti felt the urge to get behind the camera and learn the craft of photography from the bend. Soon after, she opened a photography studio.
In 1927, Tina Modotti joined the Communist Party (CP). Her photographs depict demonstrating farm workers, Indian women and children, and modern industry. In an impressive way, the photographer expressed the revolutionary mood of departure. Symbols of the Mexican Revolution such as the cartridge belt, corncob, sickle and guitar played an extremely important role in her photography. Her later companion, the Cuban revolutionary Antonio Mella, was shot dead in the street. The government increasingly targeted leftist foreigners after an assassination attempt on the president. In 1930, the controversial photographer was expelled from Mexico. First Tina Modotti moved to Berlin and then to Moscow. She stopped her artistic career and worked for the Red Aid in Poland, France and Spain. For unexplained reasons, Modotti died of heart failure during a taxi ride in 1942.
Tina Modotti could not do much with the term art or artist. She felt that this designation was an unfortunate use and always wanted to be understood only as a photographer.
But her pictures were often quite spectacular. Photographs of furrowed faces or staircases that reflected abstract shapes were part of her repertoire. Born on August 16, 1896, Tina Modotti lived with her parents in Udine in humble circumstances. Her father was a convinced socialist and worked as a mechanic. Her mother was a seamstress. Already at the age of twelve Tina Modotti had to contribute to the livelihood of the family of eight. She took a job as a factory worker, which in the course of time took her to Francisco. After hours, she acted in performances in an amateur theater. With her outward appearance, Tina Modotti captivated many people. Among them was the painter Robo Richey. She got into a steady relationship with him and moved to Los Angeles. Their life maxim aligned the two according to the principles of freedom and self-realization. From that point on, the staunch bohemians set their sights on enjoying life to the fullest.
The all-round talent Tina Modotti managed a first exclamation mark in the silent movie The Tiger's Coat. Once again, the beautiful Italian girl made numerous men's hearts beat faster. The photographer Edward Weston was extremely enchanted by her. He not only wanted to photograph the creative personality but also to get close to her. A passionate affair was the result. The painter Robo Richey was disappointed and left for Mexico. Tina followed him a little later, but by then the artist had already died of smallpox. But the young woman was extremely taken with the Central American country and therefore settled with Weston in Mexico City. New friendships developed with the painters Diego Rivera, Alfaro Siqueiros and Frida Kahlo. Tina Modotti felt the urge to get behind the camera and learn the craft of photography from the bend. Soon after, she opened a photography studio.
In 1927, Tina Modotti joined the Communist Party (CP). Her photographs depict demonstrating farm workers, Indian women and children, and modern industry. In an impressive way, the photographer expressed the revolutionary mood of departure. Symbols of the Mexican Revolution such as the cartridge belt, corncob, sickle and guitar played an extremely important role in her photography. Her later companion, the Cuban revolutionary Antonio Mella, was shot dead in the street. The government increasingly targeted leftist foreigners after an assassination attempt on the president. In 1930, the controversial photographer was expelled from Mexico. First Tina Modotti moved to Berlin and then to Moscow. She stopped her artistic career and worked for the Red Aid in Poland, France and Spain. For unexplained reasons, Modotti died of heart failure during a taxi ride in 1942.
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.jpg "Woman with Flag, Mexico City by Tina Modotti")
.jpg "Calla Lilies, Mexico City, 1925 by Tina Modotti")
.jpg "Woman in Tehuantepec, Mexico by Tina Modotti")
.jpg "March of the Workers, Mexico City, 1926 by Tina Modotti")