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The Smoker (Frank Haviland), 1913. Creator: Juan Gris
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The Smoker (Frank Haviland), 1913. Creator: Juan Gris
The Smoker (Frank Haviland), 1913.
The painting is a portrait of Frank Haviland, a rich American friend of Leo and Gertrude Stein who had just restored a monastery in Ceret where he housed his important collection of African art. Haviland was a major patron of young avant-garde artists of Paris and he himself had painted a few works under the name of Frank Burty
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**The Smoker: A Portrait of Frank Haviland**
In this portrait by Spanish artist Juan Gris (1887-1925), we are introduced to Frank Haviland, a wealthy American friend and patron of the arts. Painted in 1913, The Smoker is more than just a likeness - it's an intimate glimpse into the life of a man who embodied the spirit of artistic innovation.
Haviland was known for his impressive collection of African art, which he housed at his monastery restoration project in Ceret. His passion for supporting young avant-garde artists brought him close to figures like Leo and Gertrude Stein, whose own creative endeavors were shaped by their experiences with Cubism. Gris's portrait captures Haviland's essence - a man who savored the finer things in life, from his prized cigar collection to his appreciation of abstract art.
Executed in oil on canvas, The Smoker exudes warmth and sophistication. Note the subtle play of light on Haviland's face, as well as the rich colors that evoke the opulence of African textiles. This painting is a testament not only to Gris's technical skill but also to his ability to distill complex personalities onto canvas.
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid proudly holds this masterpiece within its esteemed collection, where it continues to inspire art lovers and historians alike. **Heritage Images** brings you this iconic work from the early 20th century, a true treasure of modern art history.
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