The City at the Threshold of the Table

In this still life by Juan Gris, a table stands before a balcony: glasses, a bottle, a newspaper, and playing cards assemble into a Cubist composition where nocturnal blues meet powdery pinks. Beyond, the open window reveals facades and shutters — a geometric echo of the objects on the table. This vertical canvas brings the air of the city into the intimacy of the studio, offering the wall a horizon built from planes, angles, and transparencies.

Geometric Rhythms and a Cool Palette

The diagonals guide the eye; the blue and green flat areas engage with a pink cartouche that structures the center. Fragments of letters, the "MÉDOC" label, and the word "JOURNAL" recall the spirit of collage. The scene oscillates between interior and exterior, giving your room a focal point of modern art with a confident character. Ideal for a living room, office, or dining room that appreciates the clarity of an abstract-figurative work.

Canvas Reproduction: Lasting Quality and Fidelity

Printed in high definition on a premium cotton canvas, the work restores the precision of the facets and the depth of the blues. Stretched over a wooden frame with printed edges, it presents a gallery finish. The matte anti-UV coating durably protects the colors. Choose this Juan Gris wall art print to enrich your décor with a major landmark of the avant-garde.

• HD Print on canvas
• Cotton canvas 470 g/m², 0.5 mm thick
• Matte fade-resistant finish (anti-UV)
• Mounted on a solid wooden frame – 1.5" (3.81 cm) depth
• Printed edges for a gallery effect
• Hanging hardware included
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