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Guitar on a Chair
by Juan Gris
StyleCubism
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Juan Gris painted a guitar resting on a chair in this Cubist composition. The everyday subject becomes a study in form and color. Gris often set objects against simple backgrounds.
His work combines intellect and beauty. This painting is in a private collection.
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About Guitar on a Chair
Juan Gris created this Cubist study You can see it at Private Collection. Juan Gris painted a guitar resting on a chair in this Cubist composition.
You can see it at Private Collection in Unknown, Unknown. Juan Gris created it. Juan Gris painted a guitar resting on a chair in this Cubist composition.
Gris focused on café objects: guitars, glasses, newspapers, pipes, and fruit bowls. These familiar items become vehicles for exploring how we perceive three-dimensional form on a flat surface.
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