The Basket of Pears
- Artist
- Juan Gris
- Date
- 1925
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Still life
- Location
- Scottish National Gallery
Juan Gris, a prominent figure in Cubism, created The Basket of Pears in 1925, exemplifying his mastery of structure and form. This work, an oil painting on canvas, belongs to the still life genre, capturing everyday objects with a refined geometric approach. Gris’s technique uses overlapping planes and fragmented shapes to depict the basket of pears, emphasizing the interplay of volume and space typical of Cubism. The use of oil paint enhances the texture and depth, highlighting the balance between abstraction and representation in this 1925 piece.
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