Julio González

1876–1942

Julio González, ‘Nude Girl Washing Herself’ c.1914–18
Nude Girl Washing Herself c.1914–18
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In Tate Liverpool

Constellations: Louise Bourgeois

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In Tate Britain

Prints and Drawings Rooms

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Biography

Julio González i Pellicer (21 September 1876 - 27 March 1942) was a Spanish sculptor and painter who developed the expressive use of iron as a medium for modern sculpture.

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Artworks

Julio González, ‘Nude Girl Washing Herself’ c.1914–18

Julio González Nude Girl Washing Herself

c.1914–18
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Julio González, ‘Maternity’ 1934

Julio González Maternity

1934
On display at Tate Liverpool part of Constellations T01242
Julio González, ‘Head called ‘The Tunnel’’ 1933–4

Julio González Head called ‘The Tunnel’

1933–4
T01698
Julio González, ‘Nude Girl’ c.1914–18

Julio González Nude Girl

c.1914–18
View by appointment T01596
Julio González, ‘Sleeping Girl’ c.1904–5

Julio González Sleeping Girl

c.1904–5
T01591
Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941
T01262
Julio González, ‘Maltese Face’ 1940

Julio González Maltese Face

1940
T01624
Julio González, ‘Stern Face’ 1936

Julio González Stern Face

1936
T01608
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Artist as subject

Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941
T01262
Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941
T01632

Ben Nicholson OM List of essays with the heading, ‘Essays by Anatole Jakovski’

date not known
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Features

Henry Moore OM, CH, ‘Recumbent Figure’ 1938

Sculpture

Three-dimensional art made by one of four basic processes: carving, modelling, casting, constructing

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