As the title suggests, Rivera drew these tree covered islands in one of his many sketchbooks. The loose, suggestive pencil strokes used to draw the trees are reminiscent of Impressionists, who went into nature to capture things as they saw them. Whether these \u201ctree islands\u201d actually existed or whether they were a figment of Rivera\u2019s imagination is unknown, but the sketches serve as an intimate glimpse into the artist\u2019s creative process.<\/p>\n
Creator: Diego Rivera<\/p>\n
Date: 1923-25<\/p>\n
Original Medium: watercolor and ink on paper<\/p>\n
Original Size: 4 3\/4 x 7 1\/4 in.<\/p>\n
Location: Los Angeles County Museum of Art<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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