(The Sorrowful March Guided by the Flamboyant Bird of the desert) April 4, 1968 by Joan Miró ... the younger generation of American artists known as the Abstract Expressionists; a group who ...

Spanish Surrealist Joan Miró found refuge in ... just as World War II broke out, the artist devoted a series of 23 paintings on paper to his abstract interpretations of nature and music.

The great artist feels stifled by convention and seeks ways to eradicate it. The cubists, the Dadaists, the abstract expressionists ... So when Spanish surrealist Joan Miró announced in 1927 ...

As Spain made its transition from dictatorship to democracy after General Franco’s death in 1975, the Catalan artist Joan Miró was ... to be remembered as an abstract purveyor of innocence ...

when Spanish surrealist Joan Miro (1893-1983) was as famous as Picasso and Matisse. And anyone who knew anything about art knew his brightly colored, biomorphic abstract paintings, his murals ...

As a reproduction of Joan Miró’s studio goes ... arguably Spain’s most important living artist. During the ‘20s and ’30s, his poetical, semi-abstract compositions, which appeared so ...

On April 30, Nahmad Contemporary—a longtime champion of the artist—opened “Joan Miro: Oiseau dans L ... impacted the landscape of American abstract painting, influencing Pollock, Rothko ...

Going back to the 1960s, a sculpture by Spanish Catalan artist Joan Miró had been part of ... with ceramics and making models for large-scale abstract sculptures, the Met noted.

“My dream, once I am able to settle down somewhere,” wrote the artist Joan Miró in 1938 ... the source of his semi-abstract art. It also has the effect of preserving the impact of the ...

The Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre said they are delighted to present the Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition, Joan Miró: ...

Something about this rarely acknowledged but pervasive assumption may shift — silently but tectonically — when you stand in front of this painting at the Art Institute of Chicago by Joan Miró ...