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1914 painting by Juan Gris

The Anisette Bottle is a 1914 painting by Juan Gris, now in the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid. It shows a bottle of anisette, specifically the Spanish brand Anís del Mono, with the names of Badalona, Madrid and Paris, all linked with the leaders of the Cubist movement, namely Gris himself, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque.

References

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Paintings	Juan Legua (1911) Violin and Playing Cards on a Table (1913) Still Life with a Guitar (1913) The Anisette Bottle (1914) The Breakfast (1915) Still Life with Checked Tablecloth (1915) Still Life with a Poem (1915) Harlequin with a Guitar (1917)
Drawings	Checkerboard and Playing Cards (1915) The Fruit Bowl (1916)
Related	José Moreno Carbonero (master) Cubism

Buildings
Sabatini building Nouvel building Crystal Palace Velázquez Palace

Paintings

Spanish	Casas: Garrote vil Dalí: The Enigma of Hitler - The Great Masturbator - The Invisible Man - Young Woman at a Window Gris: The Anisette Bottle Miró: Woman, Bird, Star (Homage to Pablo Picasso) Picasso: Guernica - Head of a Young Woman Renau: Tropic
French	Delaunay: Portrait of Tristan Tzara

Sculptures

American	Serra: Equal-Parallel/Guernica-Bengasi

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