One-of-a-kind cubist-style generated painting of an Axolotl in the inspired style of Juan Gris. He was a Spanish painter famous for painting in the Cubist style as well as producing some sculptures. His works are highly praised by art critics as being some of the finest examples of Cubist painting. His version of Cubism was more severe and classical, and less spontaneous than Picasso and Braque. Between 1921 and 1927, however, Gris transformed his Synthetic Cubist idiom so that his style became increasingly free and lyrical.