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1933
Joaquín Torres-García loved grids, but not the boring kind! In this 1933 sketch signed 'J.T.G,' he creates a playful maze of wobbly lines and scribbled black blocks that look like a child's map of a mysterious city. This little drawing is a perfect snapshot of his 'Constructive Universalism' style, where he blended the strict geometry of modern European art with the ancient symbols of his native South America. It's like watching a master architect doodle on a napkin, figuring out how to fit the whole universe into a square.
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- Ink drawing
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- Paper
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