Joaquín Torres-García developed Constructive Universalism after decades in Barcelona, New York and Paris, combining geometric structure with pictographic symbols drawn from everyday life and pre-Columbian culture. Returning to Montevideo in 1934, he became an influential teacher and organizer.
Painting; drawing; sculpture; toys; writing
Major Works
- Constructive Composition
- América Invertida
- Universal Constructive Art
- New York
- Composition with Universal Symbols
- Monument to Cosmic Man
- Constructive Painting
- Harbor
- The City
- Wooden Transformable Toys
Interviews & Writing
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