Louis Marcoussis Prints
Explore Louis Marcoussis prints featuring Cubist still lifes, musicians, interiors and city views. Guitars, glasses, fruit and playing cards become the building blocks of compositions that bring familiar objects into unexpected relationships.
Discover works including Still Life with Guitar, Glass and Fruit and City with Viaduct, available as fine art prints, framed prints and canvas panels in a range of sizes.
Louis Marcoussis and Cubism
Louis Marcoussis gave everyday objects a distinctive place in modern painting. A glass, a musical instrument or a folded newspaper could become part of an arrangement in which outlines overlap and the space between objects matters as much as the objects themselves. His work offers a rewarding introduction to the shifting viewpoints and constructed spaces explored in our Cubist art prints collection.
Still Lifes, Guitars and Everyday Objects
Still life runs through this collection, from Still Life with Guitar (1914) to Glass and Fruit (1921) and Couteau, bouteille et pain breton (1929). These subjects invite close attention to the relationship between curved vessels, angular surfaces and the edges of a tabletop. Recognisable objects give the compositions a point of entry, while their arrangement encourages the eye to move around the picture.
For different approaches to the same subjects, explore our still life prints, bringing together paintings of fruit, flowers, tableware and domestic objects.
Figures, Interiors and City Views
Marcoussis also turned to people and places. The Musician (1914), Musicien dans un intérieur (1929) and Figures on a Beach (1930) extend the collection beyond the tabletop, while City with Viaduct (1930) introduces an architectural subject. Together, these works offer several ways to explore an artist whose interests encompassed both objects and their surroundings.
About Louis Marcoussis
Born Ludwik Kazimierz Markus in Warsaw, Louis Marcoussis was a Polish-born painter and printmaker who worked in France. His paintings and works on paper form part of the wider story of Cubism. For another interpretation of the movement’s musical instruments, café tables and carefully arranged objects, browse our Juan Gris prints.
Choose Your Louis Marcoussis Print
Choose a work for its subject, composition or relationship with other pictures in your room. A musical still life can bring a shared theme to a study or listening space, while an interior or city view offers a different focus. Explore the available sizes and finishes on each product page to select a fine art print, framed print or canvas panel.
