Joan Miró
Joan Miró was a Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in 1893, whose work is characterized by a unique blend of abstraction and surrealism. He was influential in the development of modern art and often incorporated vibrant colors and whimsical forms into his pieces. Miró was an important figure in the Surrealist movement and maintained connections with various avant-garde artists, including Paule Vézelay.
Born on Apr 20, 1893 (132 years old)
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Portugal:
Joan Miró is among the artists represented in the exhibition at Palácio Sotto Maior.
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United States:
Joan Miró is another modern artist inspired by Bosch's work.
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Switzerland:
Joan Miró was a Spanish artist who moved to Mallorca during World War II and founded the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró.
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Portugal:
Joan Miró is one of the artists represented in the exhibition.
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Saudi Arabia:
The sculpture 'Bird' by Joan Miró is part of the artistic offerings at the Lake of Forty in historical Jeddah.
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Greece:
The Joan Miró Foundation celebrates its half-century of operation this year.
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Spain:
Joan Miró inaugurated the foundation that bears his name with the intention of offering the city a vibrant arts center.
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Spain:
Joan Miró's exhibition is part of the cultural agenda during Salvador Illa's trip to Japan.
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Venezuela:
Joan Miró is considered one of the leading figures of surrealism.
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Denmark:
Peter Tybjerg saw ceramics by Joan Miró in South France.
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