Masaccio frescoes inspired a series by this artist depicting an eagle atop a double cross crucifixion that the Getty restored in 2012. This artist used pyroxylin automobile paint for a painting that shows a temple reading “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité” on fire next to a machine overflowing with gold coins. “Controlled accidents” were used to create paintings like Landscape with Steer and Collective Suicide at this artist’s namesake Experimental Workshop, which informed Jackson Pollock’s drip technique. A red-robed crying baby comes out of the mouth of an identical, larger baby in this artist’s Echo of a Scream. This artist painted the forces of Science and Technology and the creation of a new race that are viewed from a rotating platform inside his dodecagonal Polyforum. For 10 points, name this Mexican muralist of The March of Humanity. ■END■
ANSWER: David Alfaro Siqueiros [or José de Jesús Alfaro Siqueiros; accept Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros; prompt on Alfaro] (Clues include América Tropical and Portrait of the Bourgeoisie.)
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