Guitar and Newspaper by Juan Gris is a quintessential example of Synthetic Cubism. The painting combines two everyday objects—a guitar and a newspaper—into a harmonious and fragmented composition. Gris uses subtle shading and a muted color palette to create depth and dimension, while the overlapping planes give a sense of movement and interaction between the objects. This work reflects Gris’ mastery of Cubism, as he moves beyond the simple representation of forms to explore the relationship between objects and the spaces that surround them.