Guitar, Bottle and Glass 1914

Juan Gris's 1914 painting, "Guitar, Bottle and Glass," exemplifies his contribution to Cubism. Composed of geometric shapes and fragmented perspectives, it depicts a still life of a guitar, a bottle, and a glass on a checkered tablecloth. The painting's flat, two-dimensional surface and the overlapping of objects are key features of Cubism, allowing Gris to explore the relationship between form and space. The work is housed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, serving as a testament to Gris's mastery of this revolutionary art movement.