Manolo Hugué, Paternity, 1940, Plaster

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Patinated plaster sculpture in one of the most difficult colors to see in the work of Manolo Hugué, signed and … Read more Patinated plaster sculpture in one of the most difficult colors to see in the work of Manolo Hugué, signed and cataloged in bronze in the book "Manolo" by Montserrat Blanch. It represents a bullfighter and his son exchanging complacent glances. It is a thematically and formally daring work, being the culmination of the career of the artist Manolo Hugué. Trained at the Escuela de la Lonja in Barcelona, he became close friends with Picasso and other artists in Paris, where he worked sublimely in sculpture and jewelry. In his artistic production he always emphasized the fusion of classical Mediterranean tradition and European avant-garde art. This piece has an attribution mark,
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