A Spanish painter and sculptor, Juan Gris was one of the leading figures of Cubism, known for bringing clarity, order, and refined color to the movement’s fragmented forms. Working alongside Picasso and Braque in Paris, he developed a precise, harmonious style that balanced structure with lyrical composition. His still lifes and portraits are celebrated for their elegance, subtle color harmonies, and inventive reimagining of everyday objects, securing his place as one of modern art’s most original voices.