Artist: Juan Gris
Style: Cubism
Date: 1915
Size: 115 x 89 cm
Museum: Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia, United States)
Technique: Oil
Discover the Masterpiece at Philadelphia Museum of Art
Juan Gris, a prominent Cubist artist, created the captivating painting Still Life Before an Open Window, Place Ravignan in 1915. This masterpiece is now housed at the esteemed Philadelphia Museum of Art.
A Blend of Indoor and Outdoor Views
In this breakthrough work, Gris combined indoor and outdoor views within the same painting. The artist achieved this blend of interior and exterior through interrelated pictorial elements and subtle modulations of color, including an intense, unearthly blue that suffuses the work with a dreamy softness.
The Foreground Arrangement
The foreground contains a still-life arrangement featuring a newspaper, book, wineglass, carafe, compote, and bottle of Médoc wine on an upturned tabletop. These objects are refracted through the open window, creating a fascinating interplay between the interior and exterior spaces.
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