Which one of the following does NOT apply to artist Diego Rivera? Multiple Choice He attended art school, and his training included travel to observe other artists' works. He created The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City. During the 1920s, he assisted a government by converting walls into national history visual lessons. As an established artist, he avoided working in a studio and relied on developing compositions outdoors. Positive reviews from art critics led museums and collectors to purchase his art.
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