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From the mid 1920s on, Julio González developed a sculpting language following a new process that involved working directly with metals using industrial construction methods, unlike more traditional molding processes. The sculpture by Julio González was not only important for the technical contributions it made to the medium, but also for the possibilities that this new artistic language could offer to three-dimensional representations, which he himself defined as "drawing in space."
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