Joan
Miró
original works
Joan Miró, Spanish (1893-1983) is usually regarded as a surrealist painter in that his paintings are free-form expressions of the subconscious.
By 1930, however, he had developed his signature lyrical style using brilliant color and the playful juxtaposition of lines and abstract shapes.
"Entre Nous " 1952
Oil on canvas, hand signed lower right
image size: 24 ¼ x 17 ½ inches
“Composition” ca. 1956 SOLD
Color crayons & black ink on wove paper, signed by the artist
image 9 x 12 inches
"Entre Nous "
“Composition” SOLD
"Vowels" 1952
Gouache/watercolor, hand signed lower right
8 ¼ x 10 ¼ inches
"Ciel en couleur" ca. 1968 SOLD
Gouache/watercolor, hand signed in the lower image
12 ¼ x 15 inches
"Dancer under the Moon" 1953 SOLD
Gouache/watercolor, hand signed upper right
8 ½ x 10¼ inches
"Celebration" ca. 1954 SOLD
Gouache/watercolor, handsigned upper left
9 x 12 inches
"Under the Sun" ca. 1954 SOLD
Gouache/watercolor, handsigned upper left
9 ½ x 12 ¾ inches
"Cosmos" 1954
Gouache/watercolor, hand signed lower right
12 x 18 inches
Established 1988
"Vowels"
framed 23 x 21 inches
"Ciel en couleur" SOLD
framed 28 x 25½ inches
"Dancer under the Moon" SOLD
framed 23 x 22 inches
"Celebration" SOLD
framed 25 x 22 inches
"Under the Sun" SOLD
framed 26 x 22 inches
"Cosmos"
framed 25 x 31 inches