Jordi de Déu

The first mentions of Jordi working alongside his master, on the royal tombs in Poblet Monastery date to 1363. He also collaborated on the apostles statues for the portal of the Cathedral of Tarragona (1370–1377). After Cascall's death, King Peter IV of Aragon named him director of the works on the royal tombs (1381). In 1385 he executed a retable in Vallfogona de Riucorb and, the following year, an alabaster retable of St. Lawrence for the church of Santa Coloma de Queralt. In Barcelona, bishop Ramon d'Escales commissioned sculptures from him for the choir of the city's Cathedral, as well as other works in the same church. Later he received a commission for fifty capitals in the Monastery of Santa María de Ripoll. He later worked on the Gothic decoration of Barcelona's Town Hall. His sons Antonio and Pere Johan were both sculptors.

Jordi de Déu is recorded with the occupation master of the works. Recorded with the occupation sculptor. Recorded as sculptor and master of the works. Identity and origins. His recorded language was Catalan. One child is recorded: Pere Johan.