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Joan Miró i Ferrà, 1893-1983, was a Catalan Spanish painter, in the movement of Surrealism, Dada, Personal, Experimental. Two museums dedicated to Miró art, the Fundació Joan Miró, and the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró. The artist developed unique style: organic forms and flattened picture planes drawn with a sharp line, interest in automatism and the use of sexual symbols.
Joan Miró paintings were sold for between US$250,000 and US$26 million. In 2012, Painting-Poem was sold for $26.6 million and Peinture for nearly 23.6 million pounds, which was a record price for the artist at auction.

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Biography of Joan Miró

April 20, 1893 – December 25, 1983
Spanish–Catalan painter, sculptor, and ceramicist

Miro, full name Joan Miró i Ferrà, is a Spanish painter, whose abstract paintings, with their subject matter drawn from the realm of memory and imaginative fantasy, are some of the most original of the 20th century. Miró paintings are historic and of high values. He was born April 20, 1893, in Barcelona and studied at the Barcelona School of Fine Art.

Joan Miró art before 1920 shows wide-ranging influences, including the bright colors of the Fauves, the broken forms of cubism, and the powerful, flat two-dimensionality of Catalan folk art and Romanesque church frescoes of his native Spain. Joan Miró moved to Paris in 1920, where, under the influence of surrealist poets and writers, the artist evolved his mature style. Miro the artist drew on memory, fantasy, and the irrational to create Miro artwork that is visual analogues of surrealist poetry. These dreamlike visions, such as Harlequin's Carnival or Dutch Interior, often have a whimsical or humorous quality, containing paintings by Miro of playfully distorted animal forms, twisted organic shapes, and odd geometric constructions. The forms of Miro works are organized against flat neutral backgrounds and are painted in a limited range of bright colors, especially blue, red, yellow, green, and black. Amorphous amoebic shapes alternate with sharply drawn lines, spots, and curlicues, all positioned on the canvas with seeming nonchalance. Artist Miro later produced highly generalized, ethereal abstract art oil painting in which his organic forms and figures are reduced to abstract spots, lines, and bursts of colors. Here supplies abstract art, Joan Miró biography and oil painting reproductions of abstract paintings.

Miro painter also experimented in a wide array of other media, devoting himself to etchings and lithographs for several years in the 1950s and also working in watercolor, pastel, collage, and paint on copper and amazonite. Ceramic sculptures of Joan Miro artwork are especially notable, in particular his two large ceramic murals for the UNESCO building in Paris (Wall of the Moon and Wall of the Sun, 1957-59).
Miró artist died in Majorca, Spain, on December 25, 1983.

Painting by Miro focuses on expressing the internal form of an object rather than the pictorial representation. The artist select and then exaggerate or simplify the forms suggested by the world around them. Joan Miro works don’t display in particularly recognizable objects but allows the artist’s imagination to be expressed freely on the artwork. Why spend millions on Miro painting when for just a little more than a paper poster you can have a reproduction oil painting on canvas! All our artworks on oilpaintingfactory.com including paintings by Joan Miro are hand painted oil on canvas.

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More About Joan Miro

Barcelona has birthed a lot of the great artists of all time, and has also been the adopted home of others. Joan Miró i Ferrà is an award winning artist that had a very professional image throughout his long career. Born April 20th 1893, his specialties were mural, sculpture, ceramics and painting. Awards in his name of note are the 1954 Venice Biennale Grand Prize in the Graphic Work category and the 1980 Gold Medal of Fine Arts Spain. Miro’s accomplishments during and after his career did not go unnoticed, and there is a museum built in his name in Barcelona that goes by Fundació Joan Miró. As he was a worldwide phenomenon, there is also another museum dedicated to him in Palma de Mallorca named Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró. Specializing in Surrealism paintings, Miro was about fighting the conventional and moved towards innovation early on in his career. While this may have upset some traditional critics, his talent quickly spoke for itself, even in the early parts of his career. Famously, Miró's Chicago is a sculpture that is across the street from the Chicago Picasso, with both of them in the city of Chicago. It is almost like a silent duel between two of the biggest superstar artists of their time.

Analysis of Joan Miro Paintings

Some of the best paintings from Spain can get lost in the mix with all of the talent from that area. Joan Miro had a lot of hits starting with his abstract painting work. ‘Catalan Peasant with a Guitar’ is a very hypnotic painting that uses blue as the dominant color and doesn’t shy away from being minimalist. It is as abstract as you can get without pushing too much into another movement.

Another Joan Miro painting in the same movement is ‘Woman and Bird in the Night’. It takes a lot of imagination to fully take in what Miro did with this painting, since for some people it can come off as too abstract. Because of this it has become one of most critical Joan Miro paintings, and people either love it to death or hate it. The painting using white as its background with few colors doesn’t help the decision, but the creative use of shapes in it really sets it apart.

‘Femme, oiseaux devant le soleil’ is a daring abstract painting that looks like modern day graffiti. Although the execution is markedly better, there is no denying the amount of work that went into each stroke. With the only big colors in the Joan Miro painting being red and black, there is a symphony of other colors that blend so well together that they don’t clash at all. It is a very confusing but perfect harmony of shapes, colors and all with the perfect sizes.

If looking for imaginative Joan Miro paintings in his library, Miro produced a series called ‘Constellations’. Bringing great focus to the images in the sky, he did a wonderful job of putting his own twist on the stars and galaxies in the sky. ‘Figure at Night Guided by the Phosphorescent Tracks of Snails’ is a wordy but very lively painting in the series that was created in 1940. Even though the styles and colors point to Surrealism, the actual movement that it fits in is Abstract. In 1941 he also introduced ‘The Beautiful Bird Revealing the Unknown to a Pair of Lovers’, another Joan Miro painting from the Constellation series. This one would be bolder with its message, and among the many hidden faces was a lot of characters and emotions. It looks like something out of a children’s book but turns into something much more profound.

Hidden gems in his work would go to some of the paintings he did in the Naïve Art style. Basic settings in paintings like ‘House with Palm Tree’ are one of the many in this style that were created in 1918. Using and reusing a lot of colors in this painting, mostly towards sand/brown, it created a nice aura for anyone that looks at it. And to compliment that same style is ‘The Wagon Tracks’ which was created in the same year but gives a different viewpoint of the original painting. There are some good connections in Naïve Joan Miro paintings even though they aren’t considered part of a series.