“Guitarra y Clarinette” is a 1990 original poster - Juan Gris

1990

Beautiful poster of exhibition of Juan Gris edited by Mourlot in 1977 for the Gallery Berggruen. José Victoriano González, who would later become Juan Gris, was born in Madrid in 1887. He abandoned his previous studies as an engineer to begin (1904) studies at the School of Arts and Manufactures in Madrid, and devoted himself to painting. His first works were inspired by the "Jugendstil" (German Art Nouveau movement), which the Madrid art world perceived as a major art form. Juan Gris was nineteen years old when he moved to Paris in 1906 and soon, after living in a hotel in Montmartre, he took a studio in the Bateau-Lavoir. Pablo Picasso was a close neighbor! The artist will, at first, earn a living by doing important work as an illustrator for famous French magazines (L'assiette au beurre, Charivari, Le cri de Paris, etc.) and Spanish ones. He produced more than 700 drawings for the press, mostly humorous or satirical. As soon as he arrived in France, Juan Gris painted, but he would not devote himself exclusively to painting until 1911. Gris was very impressed by the cubist works...

In June 1953, the Galerie Louis Carré in Paris hosted a significant exhibition featuring the works of Fernand Léger, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Among th...

This high-quality serigraph reproduces Juan Gris’s Guitar and Clarinet, one of the artist’s elegant explorations of musical still-life motifs central to his mature Cubist period. Printed in Italy on 250g fine art paper with deckled edges and published by Silvio Zamorani...

This is a high-quality serigraph reproduction of Juan Gris’s Fruit Bowl and Diary, originally painted in 1920, during the mature phase of his exploration of Synthetic Cubism. Printed in Italy on 250g fine art paper with elegant deckled edges, this edition was produced by Silvio Zamorani...