Joaquín Torres-García Prints – Symbols, Cities & Structure
Joaquín Torres-García prints bring symbols, objects and buildings into carefully divided spaces. Gridded compositions sit beside street views, figures and still lifes, revealing several ways of organising a recognisable subject. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with related work in geometric abstracts and our wider abstract art collection.
The city arranged as a structure
Constructivism Cityscape combines small buildings, signs, letters and wheels within a dark-edged framework. The separate compartments remain connected through repeated shapes and a restricted range of colours. Other constructivist works vary the arrangement of symbols, giving several related compositions to compare.
An object reduced to clear forms
The Guitar turns the instrument into a strongly outlined arrangement of blue, red, yellow and black. The sound hole and strings remain recognisable within the simplified shape. Still lifes and other object-based works elsewhere offer another route between representation and abstraction.
Shorelines and the everyday view
Beach Landscape places boats, striped structures and a sailing vessel within a coastal setting. Its recognisable space contrasts with the divided grids. The collection also includes urban viewpoints and individual figures, extending the range beyond symbolic compositions. Compare further repeated shapes in geometric abstract prints.
Related artists and collections
Compare the balance of colour and geometry in Piet Mondrian, the signs and playful forms of Paul Klee and the structured subjects of Fernand Léger. The Cubist collection offers further ways of reorganising objects and viewpoints.
Read more in our guide to Joaquín Torres-García.
















































