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Joaquín Torres-García

Spanish Uruguayan painter, sculptor, writer and theorist of modern art (1874-1949)

Born in Montevideo. Died in Montevideo.

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A life in paintings

Born 187410 dated paintingsDied 1949

12 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Temple to the Nymphs
    Temple to the Nymphs
    Joaquín Torres-García
    c. 1901–1911 · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • Cabeza de mujer
    Cabeza de mujer
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1928
  • Le port
    Le port
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1928 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Cathedral construction
    Cathedral construction
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1931 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • Constructive Clock
    Constructive Clock
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1936
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1940
  • Ciudad
    Ciudad
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1941 · Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud
  • Estructura constructiva con formas geométricas
    Estructura constructiva con formas geométricas
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1943 · Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud
  • Joaquín Torres García selfportrait (1946)
    Joaquín Torres García selfportrait (1946)
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1946
  • Portrait of Josep Pijoan
    Portrait of Josep Pijoan
    Joaquín Torres-García
    · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • Interior with an Open Window
    Interior with an Open Window
    Joaquín Torres-García
  • DImage under copyright
    Duas Figuras
    Joaquín Torres-García
    1930 · San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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