RENÉ MARCEL GRUSLIN (1910–1983) 
Still Life with Fruit
Mixed media on cardboard
Height: 41.5 cm - Width: 62 cm

René Marcel Gruslin, a student of André Devambez, developed a personal artistic vision informed by the principles of Cubism. His still lifes, characterized by bold geometric compositions and a vibrant color palette, captivate viewers with their modernity and decorative power. This work, in which bunches of grapes and other fruits are rendered through a subtle interplay of facets and lines, perfectly illustrates the artist’s mastery and stands as a representative example of his most sought-after works.

Lot to be picked up at the studio at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
Live Friday 17 July・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 89

RENÉ MARCEL GRUSLIN (1910–1983) Still Life with Fruit Mixed media on cardboard Height: 41.5 cm - Width: 62 cm René Marcel Gruslin, a student of André Devambez, developed a personal artistic vision informed by the principles of Cubism. His still lifes, characterized by bold geometric compositions and a vibrant color palette, captivate viewers with their modernity and decorative power. This work, in which bunches of grapes and other fruits are rendered through a subtle interplay of facets and lines, perfectly illustrates the artist’s mastery and stands as a representative example of his most sought-after works. Lot to be picked up at the studio at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.

Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
RENÉ MARCEL GRUSLIN (1910–1983) Still Life with Fruit Mixed media on cardboard Height: 41.5 cm - Width: 62 cm René Marcel Gruslin, a student of André Devambez, developed a personal artistic vision informed by the principles of Cubism. His still lifes, characterized by bold geometric compositions and a vibrant color palette, captivate viewers with their modernity and decorative power. This work, in which bunches of grapes and other fruits are rendered through a subtle interplay of facets and lines, perfectly illustrates the artist’s mastery and stands as a representative example of his most sought-after works. Lot to be picked up at the studio at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
Sale Friday 17 July・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 8, rue Rossini 75009 Paris