1969 Tipped-In Print Torero Juan Gris Bullfighter Cubism France Paris XAI4 XGAF4 Henry Ames Barker

Henry Ames Barker

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1969 Tipped-In Print Torero Juan Gris Bullfighter Cubism France Paris XAI4 XGAF4 Henry Ames BarkerThis is an original 1969 tipped in color print of The Torero which was created by Juan Gris in 1913. "Torero" means bullfighter in Spanish. Juan Gris was born in Madrid, Spain in 1887 as Jos Victoriano Carmelo Carlos Gonzles Prez. He studied mechanica design in Madrid, but later moved to Paris, France, in order to become a painter and sculptor. Juan Gris became friends with other artists like Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and Georges Braque. He is