Grapes by Juan Gris is a striking example of Cubism, where the subject of grapes is deconstructed and reinterpreted through geometric shapes and planes. Gris’ use of muted colors and abstract forms creates a modern, stylized portrayal of the fruit, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow. The piece reflects the artist’s mastery in blending reality with abstraction, offering a fresh perspective on the subject matter. This work showcases Gris’ contribution to the Cubist movement and his innovative approach to still life.