Artwork

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle, by Juan Gris, unspecified, 1913
A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle, by Juan Gris, unspecified, 1913

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle is an unspecified painting by the Cubism Synthetic artist Juan Gris. It dates from 1913 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland.

About this work

Overview

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle is a 1913 painting by Juan Gris, held at the National Gallery of Ireland.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a still life arrangement of a guitar, glasses, and a bottle, inviting contemplation of everyday objects.

Technique & Style

Gris employed geometric patterns, clean lines, and simple shapes to organize the composition, utilizing varied textures to add depth. Muted colors, predominantly shades of brown and beige, create a subdued palette.

Context

The work exemplifies Gris's use of geometric forms, characteristic of his style.

Artist & collection

Portrait of Juan Gris

Artist

Juan Gris

José Victoriano González-Pérez, better known as Juan Gris, was a Spanish painter born in Madrid who lived and worked in France for most of his active period.

Frequently asked questions

Who painted A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle?

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle was painted by Juan Gris in 1913.

Where can I see A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle?

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle is held by National Gallery of Ireland.

What movement is A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle?

A Guitar, Glasses and a Bottle is associated with Cubism Synthetic.