Violin and Glass by Juan Gris (1915) — Poster

A violin and glass sit in quiet companionship. This is Violin and Glass, a work that finds harmony in the fractured planes of cubism, where objects dissolve and reform in a dance of geometry. The muted palette of ochres and browns grounds the composition, while the interplay of light and shadow across the violin's body adds depth. Gris’s signature style of fragmented forms is evident, with overlapping planes creating a sense of movement and rhythm. This print suits a study or music room, where the interplay of art and sound can be appreciated in equal measure.