The artwork, titled “Les amoreux II,” was created by the artist Julio Gonzalez in the year 1933. It belongs to the Cubism art movement and falls under the genre of sculpture.
The artwork features a geometrically abstract form, characteristic of Cubist aesthetics. It is composed of metal, with a large, cylindrical shape perched atop a cone-like pedestal. The cylindrical component has a cut-out or etched pattern that suggests facial features in a highly stylized manner. The overall structure is simplistic yet striking, combining angular and curved elements to create a visually intriguing piece. The minimalist design evokes a sense of modernist abstraction, emphasizing form and space in the portrayal of what appears to be an abstracted figure or head.
