Orozco

[ aw-raws-kaw ]

noun

1. Jo·sé Cle·men·te [haw-, se, kle-, men, -te], 1883–1949, Mexican painter.

Orozco

/ oˈrɔθko /

noun

1. OrozcoJosé Clemente18831949MMexicanARTS AND CRAFTS: painter José Clemente (xoˈse kleˈmente). 1883–1949, Mexican painter, noted for his monumental humanistic murals

Example Sentences

The Social Realism and Muralist Movements from artists like Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco worked with indigenous crafts.

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“They came riding on 10 motorcycles, two officers on each one,” Orozco remembers.

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Orozco is also the coauthor, with Evangelina Hernández, of From Heaven to Hell in a Day (Del Cielo al Infierno en un Día).

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Mexican congresswoman Rosi Orozco will recount her battle against sex trafficking.

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Orozco y Berra, usually a good authority, locates them near Tehuantepec, in the low country.

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But it cannot be denied that Luis de Leon's work is suffused with a warmer, more human interest than Orozco's brief sketch.

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He showed me a telegram confirming the capture of Orozco, who was not captured at all.

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All day long the city has been flooded with rumors, and a not infrequent "Viva Orozco!"

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Orozco and his troops are fleeing to the north toward the American border.

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