Two Bathers was realized with the technique of tempera on paper and executed by Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo in 1934. It's on display in Museo Soumaya, in Mexico City.
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His oeuvre is a reference to his muse Olga Tamayo. Both figures wear a bun that his wife used to wear frequently.
The skin color demonstrates their Indian heritage. The artist created a new narrative of Mexico and the femininity. The red tree creates a contrasting balance with the weight of the two female figures.
In 2016 the piece was displayed for the "ofrenda" [altar] for the Day of the Dead of Museo Soumaya.
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