15 years Poligrafa
Lithography on Paper
14x11in
$510
About Joan Miró
Joan Miró was a super creative artist who loved painting, sculpting, and creating beautiful things. Miró’s paintings are known for his amazing surrealism and abstract expression in his works of art. Born on April 20, 1893, in Barcelona, Spain, Joan Miró loved art at a young age. Miró’s art was inspired by many things like the colors and shapes he saw around him in his hometown. He was like a creative explorer, always trying new things and creating art that made people think and feel. Some of his most famous paintings are called “The Tilled Field” and “The Harlequin's Carnival”. Miró’s career was like an exciting journey. He tried different styles and techniques, always seeking new ways to express himself. In the beginning, his paintings were full of bright colors and simple shapes, like in “The Farm” (1921-1922), where he captured the feeling of life in the countryside. Later on, Miró became famous for his Surrealist art, which is like a dream filled with strange and magical images. Overall, Miró’s paintings are innovative because of his unique style in different mediums. Miró’s paintings remind us that art is about having fun, exploring new ideas, and dreaming big dreams. For those looking to buy Joan Miro’s art, it is a chance to immerse in a universe of creativity and imagination with a high market value. Finding a piece of Miró’s prints for sale is like finding a special way of expressing ourselves! Enjoy the collection below and find a piece of Miró’s paintings that talks to you with Singulart!
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218 Artworks
Sans titre
Lithography on Paper
7x9in
$1,880
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