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Moments of Juan Gris
Juan Gris was fundamental in the evolution of Cubism. He took it to its highest degree of purity and harmony.
He began his work with planes of color and geometric figures in the 1920s, creating pure aesthetic compositions before transforming those planes and colors into identifiable objects.
The artist called them "plastic rhymes."
1911. Juan Legua
1911. Jar, Bottle and Glass
1912. Portrait of Pablo Picasso
1913. The Siphon
1913. Violin and Guitar
1913. The Smoker (Frank Haviland)
1914. The Musician's Table
1915. Guitar on a Table
1915. Newspaper with Coffee Mill
1915. Coffee Grinder and Glass
1915. Still Life before an Open Window, Place Ravignan
1915. Still Life wiyh Checked Tablecloth
1916. Portrait of Josette
1919. Bottle and Fruit-Dish
1920. Guitar and Clarinet
1925. Guitar with Inlays
1925. The Painter's Window
1926. Bowl and Book
1926. Guitar and Music Paper
1926. Guitar and Fruit Bowl
1926. The Musician's Table
Recommended links:
Fundamental Differences between Analytic and Synthetic Cubism.
Fundamental Paintings to Understand the History of Painting: Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Picasso.
Fundamental Paintings to Understand the History of Painting: Mont Saint-Victoire, Cézanne.
María Blanchard, the Most Important Female Painter of Cubism.
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