Juan Gris (1887-1927) was a Spanish painter and sculptor, and one of the most important figures of the Cubist movement. He was a master of still life and landscapes, often depicting everyday objects in a fragmented and abstracted way. Gris’s works are known for their bold colours, geometric shapes, and a sense of harmony, and his influence on the development of modern art is undeniable. His work continues to be highly sought after and appreciated by art collectors and enthusiasts around the world.
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Gris Prints
- Arlequin
- Backgammon
- Basket and Siphon
- The Book
- The Book, 1924
- The Bottle of Banyuls
- Bowl and Book
- The Breakfast
- The Bunch of Grapes
- The Casserole
- The Chessboard
- The Coffee Mill
- Composition
- Composition on a Table
- Fantomas
- Figure of a Woman
- The Fruit Bowl
- Fruit Dish and Carafe
- Grapes and Wine
- The Guitar
- Guitar and Clarinet
- Guitar and Fruit Bowl
- Guitar and Newspaper
- A Guitar Facing the Sea
- Guitar on a Table
- Guitar with Sheet of Music
- Guitar, Bottle and Glass
- Harlequin with a Guitar
- Houses in Ceret
- Landscape near Ceret
- Leda
- The Letter
- Man with a Pipe, Portrait of Juan Legua
- The Mandolin
- Music Book
- The Packet of Coffee
- The Packet of Tobacco
- Pierrot
- Portrait of Maurice Raynal
- Seated Harlequin
- Seated Woman
- Self Portrait, 1912
- Sheet of Music
- The Sideboard
- The Singer
- Still Life in Front of a Window
- Still Life with a Guitar
- Still Life with a Poem
- Still Life with a White Cloud
- Still Life with Book
- Still Life with Checked Tablecloth
- Still Life with Espresso Machine
- Still Life with Flowers
- Still Life with Flowers
- Still Life with Newspaper and Grapes
- Still Life with Violin and Guitar
- The Table in Front of the Building
- The Teacups
- Tete d'Arlequin
- Under the Lamp
- View of the Bay
- The Violin
- A Violin and Glass
- Violin and Guitar
- Violin and Playing Cards on a Table
- White Bordeaux
- Woman with Basket
- Woman with Mandolin