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Violin and Grapes

Violin and Grapes

Regular price $15,000.00
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The Story Behind the Art

Painted in 1912, Violin and Grapes (Violon et Raisins) is a quintessential example of Pablo Picasso’s transition into Synthetic and late Analytical Cubism. Created during his stay in Céret and Sorgues, Picasso dismantled familiar objects—the elegant curves of a violin, its strings and F-holes, and a cluster of grapes—reorganizing them into a rhythmic arrangement of planes and textures. By utilizing a recognizable musical instrument alongside organic fruit, Picasso invited viewers to piece together reality from fragmented perspectives, revolutionizing how space and objects are perceived in modern art.

A Unique Perspective on Picasso

Our micro-mosaic recreation offers a structural and tactile way to explore Picasso’s Cubist mastery. By translating the dismantled instrument, woodgrain patterns, and spherical grape forms into thousands of hand-cut natural stone elements, we add a physical, sculpted presence to the composition. The natural stone medium complements the earthy tones of the original work, transforming a celebrated 1912 masterpiece into a rich, three-dimensional tactile experience defined by organic geometry and material depth.

Hand-Cut Natural Stone

We use authentic natural stone, cut into fine rods under 5mm, chosen specifically for their rich, earth-born textures and enduring color nuance. To achieve micro-mosaic precision, our artisans meticulously clip these rods into individual pieces with a specialized hand-cutter, tailoring every piece to capture the warm ochres, deep browns, slate grays, and subtle terracotta highlights of Picasso's Cubist palette. Every stone is set by hand, ensuring that the intersecting planes, rhythmic curves, and raw material beauty of Violin and Grapes are carved into a physical medium that honors the inventive spirit of Picasso’s vision.

Product Highlights

Hand-Cut Detail: Recreates the intricate geometries of the original work—from the fragmented violin neck and sound holes to the geometric facets of the grapes—with micro-pixel clarity.

Natural Earth Tones: The authentic stone provides an organic depth of color that enhances the warm, varied palette. The subtle shifts in limestone, slate, and marble remain constant and engaging.

Textural Brilliance: The mosaic is intentionally tactile, giving a physical, dimensional form to Picasso’s Cubist surfaces and offering a touchable connection to modern art history.

Lasting Vibrancy: Crafted from high-quality natural stone, this mosaic is a permanent fine-art installation, designed to remain striking and structurally sound for generations.

"There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality."Pablo Picasso

Bring the rhythm, harmony, and revolutionary genius of Picasso’s Cubist masterpiece into your space with a natural stone recreation that celebrates the enduring power of form and texture.


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  • Product Description

    Artwork size without frame: 61cm x 51cm
    Artwork size with frame: 72.2cm x 62.2cm
    Thickness with frame: 5cm
    Weight with frame: kg
    Material pixel size: 3mm x 3mm
    Material used: Natural Stone
    Approximate Hours taken: 870 Hours
    Method used: Handmade

  • Frame Details

    This natural wood frame, painted and glazed, is a perfect complement to the artwork it frames. The simple, elegant design of the frame allows the artwork to take center stage, while the natural wood grain and painted finish add warmth and character.

    The frame is made of high-quality wood and is finished with a durable glaze that protects it from damage and dust. The paint is a dark color that complements the artwork without overpowering it.

  • Care Guide

    -Handle delicately to avoid damaging the mosaic.
    -When dusting, use a soft, lint-free cloth.
    -Shield from direct sunlight to preserve color vibrancy.
    -Avoid extreme temperatures and humid areas to protect the artwork.

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