Composición
1941
Best known as a master of iron sculpture, Julio González created this vibrant drawing just a year before his death while living in exile in France. The piece bursts with Cubist energy, featuring jagged blue forms and rhythmic hatched lines that look like a mechanical figure deconstructing and reassembling itself. You can spot his signature 'j.G.' and the date '10-2-41' in the bottom right corner. While famous for welding metal, these drawings reveal his mind working out complex spatial puzzles on paper, often serving as blueprints for his 3D creations.
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