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Originally bottles and knife was painted between 1911 and 1912 juan griss works are among the cubism movements most distinctive paintings. At first gris painted in the self coined style of analytical cubism and in 1913 converted to synthetic cubism. Unlike picasso and braque gris painted with bright harmonious colors. Frame description studio black wood frame. Color: Gray.

In 1906 juan gris met pablo picasso and participated in the development of cubism. Known as a analytic cubism with deconstruction and simultaneous viewpoints of objects. Painted in 1912 gris depicted picasso as a painter with his palette in hand. Inscribed hommage a pablo picasso at the bottom right of the painting further illustrates the admiration that gris had for picasso. Today the original is located in the school of the art institute of Chicago. Frame description piccino luminoso frame. Color: Light Blue.

Originally Bottles and Knife was painted between 1911 and 1912 Juan Griss works are among the Cubism movements most distinctive paintings. At first Gris painted in the self coined style of Analytical Cubism and in 1913 converted to Synthetic Cubism. Unlike Picasso and Braque Gris painted with bright harmonious colors. Frame Description Black Matte Frame. Color: Gray.

Originally Bottles and Knife was painted between 1911 and 1912 Juan Griss works are among the Cubism movements most distinctive paintings. At first Gris painted in the self coined style of Analytical Cubism and in 1913 converted to Synthetic Cubism. Unlike Picasso and Braque Gris painted with bright harmonious colors. Frame Description Spencer Rustic. Color: Grey.

Originally Bottles and Knife was painted between 1911 and 1912 Juan Griss works are among the Cubism movements most distinctive paintings. At first Gris painted in the self coined style of Analytical Cubism and in 1913 converted to Synthetic Cubism. Unlike Picasso and Braque Gris painted with bright harmonious colors. Frame Description Verona Cafe Frame. Color: Gray.

Man with Violin is a colorful cubist painting by Spanish artist, Juan Gris. Today it has been reproduced with exceptional use of color, detail and brush strokes. In 1906, Gris left Spain for Paris where he worked as an illustrator and satirical cartoonist. In 1911 he began to paint seriously and developed his own style of cubism. Unlike Picasso and Braque, Gris liked to paint with bright harmonious colors. Man with Violin was originally painted in 1918 and is now housed at Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden. With their bright colors and interesting subject matter Juan Gris works are among the most distinctive among the cubist movement. Frame Description: Opulent Frame. Color: Multi-Colored.

Portrait of Josette Gris painted in the autumn of 1916 is considered to be 1 of the sequels of Woman with Mandolin. Considered to be 1 of the greatest achievements the composition creates the illusion of transparency though the use of color. The woman in this painting is the wife of Juan Gris Josette is painted in the same tone that Picasso had used when painting his Woman with Mandolin. Today the original is currently housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Frame Description Spencer Rustic. Color: Blue.

Portrait of Josette Gris painted in the autumn of 1916 is considered to be 1 of the sequels of Woman with Mandolin. Considered to be 1 of the greatest achievements the composition creates the illusion of transparency though the use of color. The woman in this painting is the wife of Juan Gris Josette is painted in the same tone that Picasso had used when painting his Woman with Mandolin. Today the original is currently housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Frame Description Suede Premier Frame. Color: Blue.

Portrait of Josette Gris painted in the autumn of 1916 is considered to be one of the sequels of Woman with Mandolin. Considered to be one of the greatest achievements the composition creates the illusion of transparency though the use of color. The woman in this painting is the wife of Juan Gris Josette is painted in the same tone that Picasso had used when painting his Woman with Mandolin. Today the original is currently housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Frame Description Veine DOr Bronze Scoop Frame. Color: Blue.

Portrait of Josette Gris painted in the autumn of 1916 is considered to be one of the sequels of Woman with Mandolin. Considered to be one of the greatest achievements the composition creates the illusion of transparency though the use of color. The woman in this painting is the wife of Juan Gris Josette is painted in the same tone that Picasso had used when painting his Woman with Mandolin. Today the original is currently housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Frame Description Verona Cafe Frame. Color: Blue.