Joan Miró

Valuing artistic freedom, Joan Miró (1893-1983) pioneered the method of drawing in order to express the inner functioning of the human mind. His intricate compositions combined abstract elements with recurring figures such as eyes, garden, moon and birds. The first works of the Spanish artist were lithographs, having created in its extensive artistic production more than a thousand lithographs. He is one of the most outstanding artists of surrealism for the creation of his own artistic language, in several media: drawing, sculpture, painting and engraving.

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