Stunning Large Vintage Joan Miro Surrealist Figures & Dog Art Scarf Museum AS NEW For Framing
in perfect condition, a beautiful large and rare Joan Miro large Surrealist Art Textile Scarf ready for framing, a museum purchase. This will look stunning on your wall. Called: “Upside down figures”.
Measures 100cm x 100cm.
Any questions, please ask.
Joan Miró’s Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun represents his simplified technique of lines and block color to create an ambiguous and open composition that remains open to interpretation.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING INCLUDED IN PRICE.
If you are interested in more than one item, I may consider reasonable offers - thank you.
Contact: info@manriquelanzarote.store
in perfect condition, a beautiful large and rare Joan Miro large Surrealist Art Textile Scarf ready for framing, a museum purchase. This will look stunning on your wall. Called: “Upside down figures”.
Measures 100cm x 100cm.
Any questions, please ask.
Joan Miró’s Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun represents his simplified technique of lines and block color to create an ambiguous and open composition that remains open to interpretation.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING INCLUDED IN PRICE.
If you are interested in more than one item, I may consider reasonable offers - thank you.
Contact: info@manriquelanzarote.store
Joan Miró (1893-1983) was a Spanish surrealist artist known for his paintings, sculptures and ceramics. Born in Barcelona, he studied business as well as art, but soon abandoned his business studies after suffering from a nervous breakdown and committed himself entirely to becoming an artist. Like many other artists of his generation, his early work was heavily influenced by Van Gogh and Cézanne. In 1920, attracted by the Fauve and Cubist movements, Miró moved to Paris and had his first exhibition there the year after. In 1924, he joined the Surrealist group, although the symbolic and poetic elements that defined the movement were already present in his work before this time. He began to experiment with automatism, creating through the unlocked unconscious mind, as well as experimenting with collage and the rejection of the traditional framing of painting. Miró is today recognized as a pioneer of Surrealism and his fantastical, lyrical paintings remain some of the great masterpieces of the 20th century.
