Julio González

1876–1942

Julio González, ‘Maternity’ 1934 — Maternity 1934
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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, ‘Maternity’ 1934

Julio González Maternity

1934

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Julio González, ‘Head called ‘The Tunnel’’ 1933–4

Julio González Head called ‘The Tunnel’

1933–4

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

Julio González Nude Girl Washing Herself

c.1914–18

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Julio González, ‘Nude Girl’ c.1914–18

Julio González Nude Girl

c.1914–18

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Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941

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Julio González, ‘Marie-Thérèse Sad’ 1942

Julio González Marie-Thérèse Sad

1942

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Julio González, ‘Screaming Head with a White Veil’ 1941

Julio González Screaming Head with a White Veil

1941

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Julio González Solemn Head in Profile

1942

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Artist as subject

Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941

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Julio González, ‘Self-Portrait’ 1941

Julio González Self-Portrait

1941

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

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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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