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Prayer

Julio González (1876 – 1942)

Julio González (1876-1942) was a pioneering Spanish sculptor who revolutionized modern art by embracing iron as his primary medium. Known for Cubist-influenced works, expressive lines, and collaborations with Picasso, he's considered the 'father of i

Kröller-Müller Museum (Otterlo, Netherlands)

Otkrijte Kröller-Müller Muzej: Zadivljujući umjetnički raj smješten u Nacionalni park Hoge Veluwe, s Van Goghovim slikama i velikim skulpturnim vrtom. Posjetite ovaj prostor koji je poznat po svojoj bogatoj kulturi! Kröller-Müller Muzej, Van Gogh, Otterlo, Nizozemska, Skulpturni vrt, Umjetnička kolekcija, Moderna umjetnost, Impresionizam, Arhitektura, Henry van de Velde Kröller-Müller Muzej, KMM

Metal workingThe Spanish artist Julio Gonzalez learned forging, welding, cutting and other forms of metal working from his father, who was a silversmith. In 1900 he settles in Paris, where his compatriots Pablo Gargallo and Pablo Picasso inspire him to start making sculptures in iron.SketchyHe develops into a master of working and assembling separate pieces of scrap and old iron. His favourite subject is women; sitting, lying or dancing, combing their hair or looking in the mirror. With flat pieces and strips of iron, he sketchily suggests his figures and heads.Drawing in spaceFrom 1932 on, his sculptures become more sober, austere and above all more linear, as in this piece. Using flat and round bars and rods, here, with just a few expressive, ascending lines, he creates the suggestion of a kneeling and praying woman, with her arms raised up to heaven. Prayer is a prime example of how Gonzalez himself sees his sculptures: as a form of ‘drawing in space’.

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