Cubism in Spain: Picasso, Julio González, and Spanish Exhibitions (1909–1925)

1. Picasso paints proto-Cubist Horta de Sant Joan works

   Jul 1, 1909Labels: Pablo Picasso, Horta de

   • Hermitage Brick Factory

2. Picasso completes “Brick Factory at Tortosa”

   Aug 1, 1909Labels: Pablo Picasso, Brick Factory

   • Wikipedia

3. Picasso develops Analytical Cubism with “Ma Jolie”

   Dec 1, 1911Labels: Pablo Picasso, Ma Jolie

   • MoMA Wikipedia

4. Picasso shows at Galeries Dalmau in Barcelona

   Feb 1, 1912Labels: Pablo Picasso, Galeries Dalmau

   • Galeries Dalmau

5. Barcelona hosts Spain’s landmark Cubist group exhibition

   Apr 20, 1912Labels: Galeries J, Exposici d

   • Europeana
   • DoME Univie
   • Galeries Dalmau

6. Press controversy centers on works in Dalmau’s Cubist show

   Apr 24, 1912Labels: Jean Metzinger, Galeries Dalmau

   • Wikipedia Metzinger
   • Galeries Dalmau

7. Picasso makes “Still Life with Chair Caning”

   May 1, 1912Labels: Pablo Picasso, Still Life

   • Met Museum
   • UMich VRC

8. Picasso returns for an extended stay in Barcelona

   Jun 1, 1917Labels: Pablo Picasso, Barcelona

   • Museu Picasso BCN

9. Ballets Russes performs “Parade” in Barcelona

   Nov 10, 1917Labels: Ballets Russes, Parade

   • Museu Picasso BCN

10. Julio González renews ties with Picasso

    Jan 1, 1920Labels: Julio Gonz, Pablo Picasso

    • Wikipedia Gonz lez
    • Britannica

11. Exposición de Artistas Ibéricos opens in Madrid

    May 28, 1925Labels: Exposici n, Palacio de

    • Reina Sof a
    • Wikipedia SAI

12. González teaches Picasso oxy-fuel welding techniques

    Dec 1, 1927Labels: Julio Gonz, oxy-fuel welding

    • Wikipedia Gonz lez

13. Picasso–González welded-iron collaboration begins

    Jan 1, 1928Labels: Pablo Picasso, Julio Gonz

    • Britannica
    • Reina Sof a

14. Picasso and González work on “Woman in the Garden”

    Oct 1, 1928Labels: Woman in, Julio Gonz

    • Wikipedia Gonz lez