Collecting guide: Joan Miró’s adventures in printmaking
WEB‘In terms of both the quality and quantity of his output, Joan Miró was one of the most important printmakers of the 20th century,’ says Murray Macaulay, Head of Prints at Christie’s in London. ‘Miro’s approach to making prints was playfully improvisational,’ explains the specialist.
Joan Miró: 1966-1969 - spaightwoodgalleries.com
WEBSpaightwood Galleries, Inc. The Cosmologival Vision of Joan Miro: Aquatints, Etchings, Linocuts, Lithogrpahs, and Woodcuts, 1934-1981. Miró, Sans le soleil: The Color Impressions. Original etchings and monoprints from the 1960s.
Untitled | The Art Institute of Chicago
WEBThe forms of Joan Miró’s drawn elements in Untitled are schematically rendered yet recognizable. A conical, tipped weathervane, planets and comets in orbit, and a flaming horizon line are interrupted by the abstract geometries of collaged circles of rust, brown, tan, and white paper.
Joan Miró. Untitled from the series Les Orfèvres. 1977 - MoMA
WEBDrawings and Prints. Joan Miró. Untitled from the series Les Orfèvres. 1977. Engraved monoprint, with hand coloring. composition (irreg.): 32 7/8 × 22 7/16" (83.5 × 57 cm); sheet: 35 3/4 × 24 7/8" (90.8 × 63.2 cm).
The Printmaking of a Prolific Artist: Joan Miro and His …
WEBNov 18, 2012 · Amy Lin of Saffronart explores the whimsical world of Joan Miro’s Lithographs New York: Refused to be pigeonholed into one movement, Joan Miro (1893-1983) is remembered as one of the most influential Spanish artists of the 20 th century.
Joan Miro’s Adventures in Printmaking - Printed Editions
WEBApr 26, 2020 · Miro’s key collaborations and printing techniques. In simple terms, Joan Miro prints can be roughly divided into three categories, notable by the three techniques he used: intaglio (essentially drypoint and etching), carborundum and lithograph.
Joan Miró’s Poetic Prints Layer Color and Texture - Artsy
WEBMay 8, 2015 · While best known for his paintings and drawings, printmaking was integral to the work of Joan Miró—a master, founder, and innovator of Surrealism, and a primary influence on Abstract Expressionism. The Catalan painter’s allusive, abstract, and semi-figurative imagery was closely tied to poetry and dreams.
‘A Loving Dialogue’: Joan Miró’s Adventures In Printmaking
WEBPublished on Feb 28, 20. A guide to the Catalan artist’s prolific and endlessly creative printmaking oeuvre, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s. ‘A kaleidoscopic game of infinite possibilities’ — this was how French writer Michel Leiris described the art created by his friend, Joan Miró.
Joan Miro - Starscene - Art of the Print
WEBDuring his career, Joan Miro created many original lithographs and etchings. Some were printed in small, hand-signed editions while others were created in large editions ranging from one to two thousand impressions, mostly for periodicals such as Verve and Derriere le …
Joan Miró. Barcelona, XXIII. 1944 - MoMA
WEBIn 1944, Miró completed a group of fifty black-and-white lithographs known as the Barcelona Series. Named for his hometown, where he found refuge after escaping from occupied Paris, the series is populated by faceless shadows, sharp-fanged hybrids, and wide-eyed forms with raised arms.
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