Honorio García Condoy (Zaragoza, 1900 – Madrid, 1953) is one of the most unique Spanish sculptors of the 20th century and a key figure in the evolution of modern European sculpture.
His career developed between Spain and Paris, where he came into contact with international avant-garde movements and absorbed decisive influences from Cubism, African art, and Expressionism. His work is part of important institutional collections and international museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in Paris and the Centre Pompidou. In Zaragoza, his hometown, several public sculptures solidify his legacy within Spanish artistic heritage.
Although primarily recognized as a sculptor, drawing was an essential tool in his creative process. His works on paper constitute the laboratory where he investigated form, volume, and the synthesis of the human figure, anticipating many of his sculptural solutions.
The drawings of Honorio García Condoy, now included in his catalog raisonné, represent an exceptional opportunity for collectors seeking accessible museum-quality pieces of Spanish modernity.
