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Julio González is famous for his iron sculptures, but this drawing reveals his brainstorming process before the metalwork began. These jagged, geometric heads look like they're ready to be forged, showcasing his deep collaboration with Picasso during the Cubist era. The bold, dark head on the left sits on a pedestal like a finished statue, while the fainter sketch on the right feels like a ghostly echo of the same idea. It's a fascinating peek into how a master sculptor translated 3D thoughts onto a flat page.
- Technique
- charcoal and pencil
- Material
- paper