Diego Rivera (1886–1957) - Figuras en un mercado

Diego Rivera (1886–1957)
Market scene, 1949
Pencil on paper
Measurements of the work: 24 × 32 cm
Framed dimensions: 45 × 53 cm
Framed with Art Glass museum glass (anti-reflective and UV protection).

Condition of preservation
The artwork is in very good overall condition, with a slight tone of natural aging of the paper typical for its age.
It shows no tears, restorations, stains, or prominent folds.
The pencil stroke remains firm, clear, and stable.
The frame is also in good condition, equipped with Art Glass, a museum-grade glass with anti-reflective properties and UV filter.

Dimensions
• Image / drawing: 24 × 32 cm
Total with frame: 45 × 53 cm
Professional mounting with acid-free passe-partout.

Technique and materials
Original drawing executed in pencil on paper, with handwritten notes by Rivera himself according to the certificate of authenticity, referring to the colors he would have used to illuminate this scene.

Description of the work
The composition depicts a popular Mexican market, with various figures engaged in daily activities: vendors, buyers, and a woman preparing tortillas.
The scene reflects Rivera's interest in traditional life and Mexican cultural identity.

Origin
Private provenance, fully guaranteed by an original authenticity certificate issued by Emma Hurtado, widow of Diego Rivera.

Included documents
Original certificate of authenticity signed by Emma Hurtado, the artist's widow.
Include Emma Hurtado's original fingerprint.
Document dated November 14, 1972, with a detailed description of the work, the artist's notes, and a reference to the signature 'Diego Rivera 49.'

Damages or restorations
No restorations
Without damages or interventions.
Frame in good condition; Art Glass crystal impeccable.

Shipping and packaging
Professional packaging with reinforced protection for framed artwork.
Acid-free materials
Rigid reinforcements and protected corners.
Insured shipping with tracking number.

Important note on export (mandatory for international sales)
Since the work is located in Spain and is considered to be of special cultural significance, any shipment outside of Spain requires an Export Permit issued by the Ministry of Culture.
The usual timeframe for its granting is approximately 6 to 8 weeks.
The management expenses and administrative fees associated with said permit shall be be borne by the buyer.
We offer full management of the process, including the preparation and submission of all necessary documentation. The buyer will pay these fees directly to the seller before shipping.
Without the export permit, the work cannot be sent abroad.

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English

Diego Rivera (1886–1957)
'Figures in a Market', 1949
Pencil on paper
Artwork size: 24 × 32 cm
Framed size: 45 × 53 cm
Framed with museum-grade art glass (anti-reflective and UV-protective).

Condition
The drawing is in very good condition, showing only a natural ageing tone in the paper.
No tears, stains, repairs, folds or restorations.
The pencil lines remain clear, stable, and well-preserved.
The frame is also in good condition and fitted with Art Glass, a museum-quality glazing offering anti-reflective properties and UV protection.

Dimensions
• Image / drawing: 24 × 32 cm
• Framed: 45 × 53 cm
Professionally mounted with acid-free passe-partout.

Technique and materials
Original pencil drawing on paper with handwritten notes by Rivera, as described in the accompanying certificate, indicating the colours he intended to use when illuminating the scene.

Description of the artwork
The drawing depicts a traditional Mexican market scene, with multiple figures engaged in daily activity: vendors, buyers, and a woman preparing tortillas.
The work reflects Rivera’s interest in Mexican social life and cultural identity.

Provenance
Private collection, fully supported by an original certificate of authenticity issued by Emma Hurtado, the artist’s widow.

Included documents
Original certificate of authenticity signed by Emma Hurtado, widow of Diego Rivera.
- Includes the original fingerprint of Emma Hurtado.
- Dated November 14, 1972, providing a detailed description of the scene, the artist's notes, and the signature 'Diego Rivera 49'.

Restorations or damages
No restorations.
No structural or surface damage.
Frame in good condition; art glass pristine.

Shipping and packaging
Professional packing for framed artworks
Acid-free materials
Rigid protection and reinforced corners.
Fully insured shipping with tracking number.

Important export notice (mandatory for international shipments)
Since the artwork is located in Spain and is by an artist of recognised cultural significance, any shipment outside Spain requires an Export Permit issued by the Spanish Ministry of Culture.
The typical processing time is approximately 6 to 8 weeks.
All export fees and administrative charges must be covered by the buyer.
We offer full management of the export process, including preparation and submission of all required documents. These fees will be paid by the buyer directly to the seller prior to shipment.
Without the export permit, the artwork cannot be shipped outside Spain.