Glass and Ace of Clubs by Juan Gris is a brilliant example of Cubism, where the artist dissects a seemingly simple still life into fragmented shapes and planes. The glass and playing card are rendered in muted tones of gray, brown, and beige, highlighting Gris' mastery of form and structure. The piece invites viewers to consider the relationships between objects and the spaces they occupy, offering a fresh perspective on familiar objects. Gris’ meticulous attention to detail and spatial composition transforms the everyday into a work of intellectual engagement and visual complexity.