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Carmelo Gonzalez

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González, Carmelo 

Born July 16. 1920, in Havana. Cuban graphic artist and painter.

González studied at the San Alejandro National School of Arts in Havana, and in New York. He is an eminent master of Cuban revolutionary graphic art and a founder of the Association of Graphic Artists of Cuba (1948) as well as the poster studio of the Union of Writers and Artists. His works (for example, the series of woodcuts Cuba—Free Land of America, 1963) are distinguished by generalized representation, dynamism of line, and tonal contrast.



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With the tie goalless after the first leg, hosts Sporting took a sensational early lead when Carmelo Gonzalez fired a low shot into the bottom-left corner from the edge of the penalty area inside 30 seconds.
Arando scored from an individual run in the 80th to improve Numancia to 20 points - six above the relegation zone Sporting confident At El Molinon, Carmelo Gonzalez and David Barral's first-half goals led Sporting over Valladolid, who lost their fourth straight in all competitions after being reduced to 10 men in the 31st when Alberto Marcos was sent off.
Arando scored from an individual run in the 80th to improve Numancia to 20 points - six above the relegation zone Sporting confident At El Molinon, Carmelo Gonzalez and David Barral's first-half goals led Sporting over Valladolid, who lost their fourth straight in all competitions after being reduced to 10 men in the 31st when Alberto Marcos was sent off.
 
 
 
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