Joan Miró
Joan Miró
1893 – 1983
Joan Miró i Ferrà was a Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in Barcelona. Celebrated as one of the most significant figures of twentieth-century art, Miró developed a visual language that defied easy categorization — drawing from Surrealism, Fauvism, and Expressionism while remaining entirely his own.
His work is instantly recognizable: bold primary colors, biomorphic forms, and a sense of playful yet profound imagination. Miró described his canvases as a space where poetry, music, and painting converged — a world of signs, symbols, and dreams rendered in paint.
Miro Plate XI Lithographe II 1968 Original lithograph
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Color
Primary reds, blues, and yellows set against stark white or black — a palette of pure, unmediated intensity.
Form
Biomorphic shapes and abstract figures that evoke the subconscious — organic, fluid, and alive.
Surrealism
A founding voice of Surrealism, Miró translated dream logic into visual poetry with wit and precision.
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