An egret appears above the letter “R” in a work in this material by artist Philip Simmons. Faces are reduced to “masks” in several works in this material by Julio (“HOO-lee-o”) González, (15[1])this material’s “father.” (-5[1])This material, used for the entrance to the Pavellons was also used for the 32 balcony railings of the Casa Mila. (-5[3])“Puddling” (15[2])was used (-5[1])to create (-5[1])a work (-5[1])in this (15[1])medium depicted in (*) Simultaneous Windows by Robert Delaunay. (-5[1])Maurice (-5[1])Koechlin (-5[1])(“KUSH-linn”) and Émile Nouguier (-5[1])(“noo-GHEE-ay”) designed that work in this material which surpassed the Washington Monument when (-5[1])revealed at the 1889 (10[1]-5[1])World’s Fair. (10[2]-5[7])For (-5[1])10 points, (10[1]-5[3])the Eiffel (-5[2])Tower (10[1]-5[2])exemplifies (10[1]-5[3])the (0[1]-5[2])“wrought” (-5[1])form (10[2])of what (10[1])medium crafted (10[1])by blacksmiths? (10[3])■END■ (10[23]0[4])