Up in the hills of old Acapulco, away from the glittering hotel zone, along the winding narrow streets lined with flowering bougainvilleas, is the house of Dolores Olmedo. Though the street called Cerro de la Pinzona has many stucco mansions surrounded by high walls and protected by iron gates, Olmedo’s home stands out. It is here that in the mid 1950s her good friend Diego Rivera created a 60-foot mural along the outside stonewall. Rivera, considered one of the greatest artists of this  more...