Portrait Daniel Henry Kahnweiler
- Artist
- Juan Gris
- Date
- 1921
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Sketch and study
- Location
- Georges Pompidou Center
The "Portrait Daniel Henry Kahnweiler" by Juan Gris (1921) exemplifies Gris’s mastery within the Cubism movement, a style characterized by geometric fragmentation and multiple perspectives. Gris, a prominent Analytic Cubist, approaches the genre here with precision, creating a Sketch and study that emphasizes structured form and spatial depth. The work’s technique features layered planes and subdued color palettes, reflecting Gris’s meticulous craftsmanship. Its title indicates the subject—a portrait of Daniel Henry Kahnweiler—highlighting the importance of the individual within this innovative artistic language.
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