The 127 Artworks of Joan Miró and with a shape Landscape and ...

Joan Miró, a renowned Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist, is widely recognized for his contributions to Surrealism and Abstract Art. One of his most famous abstract oil paintings, Painting (130 x 163 cm), was created in 1933 and can be found at the prestigious Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona,...

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Ink lines and biomorphic shapes create a quiet dreamscape in this painting on wood, part of a series Miró did after suffering a nervous breakdown (1929–31). The picture belonged to the Surrealist poet and writer Georges Hugnet (1906–1974), the author of Miró; ou, L'enfance de l'art (Miró; or The Chi...

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This work is part of a series created between 1924 and 1927 known as 'peinture-poésie' (painting-poetry), which combines text with enigmatic symbols and reflects his interest in dreams and the subconscious. Only three elements float on the empty white canvas: the word 'Photo,' the patch of blue, and...

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Joan Miro describes The Farm as a summary of his entire life in the countryside. The painting is like an inventory of all the things he had in his farmhouse in Mont-Roig del Camp that his family had lived in since 1911. It details the usual life on a farm, showing the varieties of animals (a mule, s...

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Introduction to Joan Miró and Surrealism Joan Miró i Ferrà, a renowned Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist, was an exponent of surrealism. Surrealism is a cultural movement that emerged in the early 1920s, aiming to merge dream and reality into an absolute reality or super-reality. Surrealist...

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A tomato-red, oval floating in a field of blue-violet nearly fills this horizontal abstract painting. A thin, vertical, gently waving line and a black dot float near the red oval, near the upper right corner of the canvas. The red oval is wider at our right side, like an egg. The oval, wavy line, an...

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Joan Miró was a Spanish artist known for his abstract and surrealist works that often featured biomorphic forms and whimsical imagery. His work, including the painting Ubu Roi, reflects his interest in Catalan folk art and the subconscious mind. Interpretation of Ubu Roi The interpretation of Ubu R...

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