Pablo Picasso — Picador, 1889
The Prophet (4/7) is a public artwork by Spanish artist Pablo Gargallo, located in the Alan and Janet Wurtzburger Sculpture Garden at The Baltimore Museum of Art, which is in Baltimore, MD, United States.This bronze sculpture was created in 1933, using the sand casting method, and depicts an abstract male figure with his right arm bent towards the sky and holding a staff in his left hand.
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On display . Title/Description: Picador Artist/Maker: Pablo Gargallo Born: 1934 Object Type: Sculpture Materials: Copper Measurements: Unframed: (h. 190 x w. 350 x d. 50 mm) Framed: (h. 290 x w. 340 x d. 85 mm) Accession Number: 500 Historic Period: 20th century Production Place: Spain Credit Line: Donated by Robert and Lisa Sainsbury, 1973
Pin by Hervé LEYRIT on Pablo Gargallo Art, Lion sculpture, Street photography
Gargallo, Pablo: Masque de picador (Máscara de picador) 20 diciembre, 2007 - 24 marzo, 2008 . La noche española. Flamenco, vanguardia y cultura popular 1865-1936
Pablo Gargallo PICADOR MutualArt
Pablo Gargallo (Spanish, 1881-1934) was one of the most significant Spanish avant-garde artists of his time, and among the first artists to work with iron. He developed a Cubist-inspired style of sculpture—based on the creation of three-dimensional objects from pieces of metal, paper, or cardboard—in which only part of the subject was represented.
Head of a Picador
Details. Pablo Gargallo (1881-1934) Kiki de Montparnasse. inscribed with the artist's monogram and numbered 'PG 4/7' (on the reverse) bronze with gold patina. 10 3/8 in. (26.5 cm.) high. Conceived in 1928 in a numbered edition of seven, plus three artist's proofs, and four museum casts; this example cast by Grandhomme-Andro before 1930.
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Pablo Gargallo (18811934)
The Prophet (St. John the Baptist) Artist Pablo Gargallo (Spanish, 1881-1934) Date1933. MediumBronze. Dimensions91 3/4 x 29 1/2 x 19 in. (233 x 74.9 x 48.3 cm.) Collection AreaSCULPTURE. Credit LineAlan and Janet Wurtzburger Collection. Object number1966.55.8.
Pablo Gargallo (18811934), Masque de picador (Picador mask), 1928, Copper sheet, 19,5 x 34 x 16
Pablo Emilio or Pau Emili Gargallo (5 January 1881 - 28 December 1934), known simply as Pau or Pablo Gargallo, was a Spanish sculptor and painter. Life and career [ edit ] Born in Maella , Aragon , he moved to Barcelona , with his family in 1888, where he would begin his training in the arts.
Pablo Gargallo
Pablo Gargallo was a Spanish avant-garde artist, best known for his figurative Cubist sculptures, cast from steel, bronze, and marble. Gargallo often made three-dimensional forms from flat sheets of cardboard, paper, and metal. Three of the most famous examples of this technique titled Masque de Greta Garbo à la mèche were based on the Swedish-born Hollywood star Greta Garbo.
París desvela las claves de la escultura de Pablo Gargallo en una gran antológica Cultura EL
Pablo Gargallo (Spanish, 1881-1934)
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Pablo Gargallo (18811934)
Pablo Emilio Gargallo Catalán ( Maella, 5 de enero de 1881- Reus, 28 de diciembre de 1934) fue un escultor y pintor español. Es considerado uno de los escultores más importantes e innovadores del siglo XX, combinando paralelamente a lo largo de su vida artística el clasicismo con la experimentación. En El profeta, de 1933, culmina toda su.
Luz y artes El Gran Profeta de Pablo Gargallo
Gargallo, Pablo: Masque de picador (Picador Mask) 20 december, 2007 - 24 march, 2008 . The Spanish Night. Flamenco, Avant-Garde and Popular Culture 1865-1936
Pablo Gargallo (1881 1934) Obras y apunte biográfico
Pablo Gargallo. Picador. 1928. Exhibitions Modern Art in Your Life. Oct 5-Dec 4, 1949. MoMA. 20th Century Sculpture and Constructions. Oct 2-26, 1942. MoMA. We Like Modern Art. Dec 27, 1940-Jan 12, 1941. MoMA. Painting and Sculpture from the Museum Collection. Oct 23, 1940-Jan 12, 1941.
European Sculpture — Pablo Gargallo (1881 1934)
Pablo Gargallo (born 1881, Mailla, Spain—died December 28, 1934,. (1930) and Picador (1928), Gargallo used Cubist techniques without adopting complete abstraction. After his death he was honoured with four major posthumous exhibitions: in Madrid (1935), Paris (1935 and 1947), and at the Venice Biennale (1955).
Pablo Gargallo Masque de picador (Máscara de picador)
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Pablo Gargallo Escultura, Esculturas, Escultura figurativa
Pablo Gargallo (1881-1934) Gargallo was born in Maella in Zaragoza which is in the Spanish region of Aragon, but he moved with his family to Barcelona in 1888. His father owned an ironworks in which Gargallo learned how to forge the metal. Pablo Gargallo began to study in Barcelona, training in the arts and working for Eusebi Arnau in his workshop.
Pablo Gargallo, “el hojalatero” Descubrir el Arte, la revista líder de arte en español
Pablo Gargallo Picador 1928 Not on view; Medium Wrought iron Dimensions 9 3/8 x 13 1/2 x 7 7/8" (24.7 x 34.2 x 20 cm) Credit Gift of A. Conger Goodyear Object number 151.1934. Pablo Gargallo has 1 work online. There are 1,635 sculptures online. Licensing.