 The sculptor Lorenzo Domínguez made a marble image of Delhez in the early 1940s.Delhez became better known from the 1930s, with what is considered to be his best work beginning during his time in Bolivia.His major themes included the Gospels and the Book of Apocalypse, illustrations for various literary works including books by Dostoevsky and Baudelaire, a series of woodcuts entitled Architecture and Nostalgia, the Dance of Death series, illustrations for Juan Draghi Lucero's "Las Mil y Una Noches Argentinas" (One Thousand and One Argentinian Nights), portraits and self-portraits, and abstract works including the so-called Bagatelle-Linos.