+Mexican Muralism, flourishing in the 1920s, was a powerful public art movement born from the [Mexican Revolution](/wiki/Mexican_Revolution). Artists painted grand narratives on public walls, weaving tales of history, identity, and social justice to unify a nation. These monumental works transformed public spaces into visual classrooms, using art as a tool for [social commentary](/wiki/Social_Commentary).
+## See also
+- [Diego Rivera](/wiki/Diego_Rivera)
+- [José Orozco](/wiki/Jose_Orozco)
+- [David Siqueiros](/wiki/David_Siqueiros)
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