ISBN: 9788448246716

The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonzalez studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Text in English/Spanish/Catalan Illustrated. Format: Hardback. Julio Gonzalez: Complete Wor… Más…

The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonzalez studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Text in English/Spanish/Catalan Illustrated. Format: Hardback. Julio Gonzalez: Complete Work Volume I: 1900-1918Author(s): Julio Gonzales, Tomas LlorensFormat: HardbackPublisher: Ediciones Poligrafa, SpainImprint: Ediciones PoligrafaISBN-13: 9788448246716, 978-8448246716SynopsisThis is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonne on the Spanish sculptor Julio Gonzalez [tel]. The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonzalez studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Upon moving to Paris in 1900, he joined the company of fellow Spanish artists such as Juan Gris, Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso. Today, Gonzalez is primarily known for his work in welded iron. Abstracted figures such his "Monsieur' Cactus" [tel] show a connection to the Cubist sculptures of Picasso, with whom Gonzalez worked closely from the 1920s onward. Credited with introducing Picasso to welded sculpture, Gonzalez was also an important influence on the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor David Smith. This monumental project is published in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno in Spain, which possesses the largest collection of Gonzalez's work. Text in English/Spanish/Catalan Illustrated, von Profianbieter, Neu, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice]<

2012, ISBN: 8448246713

[EAN: 9788448246716], Neubuch, [PU: Valencia (Comunidad AutA3noma). Generalidad = ValAncia (Comunitat AutA2noma). Generalitat, Barcelona], Paperback. This is the inaugural volume of a pla… Más…

[EAN: 9788448246716], Neubuch, [PU: Valencia (Comunidad AutA3noma). Generalidad = ValAncia (Comunitat AutA2noma). Generalitat, Barcelona], Paperback. This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonne on the Spanish sculptor Julio Gonzalez (1876 1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonzalez studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Upon moving to Paris in 1900, he joined the company of fellow Spanish artists such as Juan Gris, Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso. Today, Gonzalez is primarily known for his work in welded iron. Abstracted figures such his "Monsieur' Cactus" (1939) show a connection to the Cubist sculptures of Picasso, with whom Gonzalez worked closely from the 1920s onward. Credited with introducing Picasso to welded sculpture, Gonzalez was also an important influence on the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor David Smith. This monumental project is published in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno in Spain, which possesses the largest collection of Gonzalez's work. Text in English/Spanish/Catalan Illustrated Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability., Books<

ISBN: 9788448246716

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonz… Más…

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, González studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Upon moving to Paris in 1900, he joined the company of fellow Spanish artists such as Juan Gris, Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso. Today, González is primarily known for his work in welded iron. Abstracted figures such his “’Monsieur’ Cactus” (1939) show a connection to the Cubist sculptures of Picasso, with whom González worked closely from the 1920s onward. Credited with introducing Picasso to welded sculpture, González was also an important influence on the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor David Smith. This monumental project is published in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno in Spain, which possesses the largest collection of González’s work. Trade Books>Hardcover>Art,Design & Photography>Artists>Artists, Polígrafa/IVAM/Fund Azcona Core >2<

ISBN: 9788448246716

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonz… Más…

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, González studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Upon moving to Paris in 1900, he joined the company of fellow Spanish artists such as Juan Gris, Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso. Today, González is primarily known for his work in welded iron. Abstracted figures such his “’Monsieur’ Cactus” (1939) show a connection to the Cubist sculptures of Picasso, with whom González worked closely from the 1920s onward. Credited with introducing Picasso to welded sculpture, González was also an important influence on the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor David Smith. This monumental project is published in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno in Spain, which possesses the largest collection of González’s work. Trade Books>Hardcover>Art,Design & Photography>Artists>Artists, Polígrafa/IVAM/Fund Azcona Core >2<

ISBN: 9788448246716

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, Gonz… Más…

This is the inaugural volume of a planned seven-volume catalogue raisonné on the Spanish sculptor Julio González (1876–1942). The son of a goldsmith in Barcelona, González studied painting and sculpture from an early age. Upon moving to Paris in 1900, he joined the company of fellow Spanish artists such as Juan Gris, Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso. Today, González is primarily known for his work in welded iron. Abstracted figures such his “’Monsieur’ Cactus” (1939) show a connection to the Cubist sculptures of Picasso, with whom González worked closely from the 1920s onward. Credited with introducing Picasso to welded sculpture, González was also an important influence on the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor David Smith. This monumental project is published in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno in Spain, which possesses the largest collection of González’s work. Trade Books>Hardcover>Art,Design & Photography>Artists>Artists, Poligrafa Lelong Core >2<