Jose Orozco - Avant-Garde Artist

st destroys His cross". From the initial age, he just preserved "Maternity" and "Christ's head", used later in "The Strike".
             On the first floor, apart from the already mentioned panels, he painted "The destruction of the old order", "Trench", and "Trinity (worker, peasant, and soldier)"; on the second floor "Aristocrats", "Watchings", and other allegories about clergy and power; and on the third floor "Topics of man on the edge of the grave", and "Son that says goodbye to his mother", "Family that lags behind", "Improvised soldiers followed by their women", and "Soldier women"; and in the staircase walls of the same patio, "Cortés and the
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