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Joan Miro
Composition
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Juan Miro
1893, Barcelona — 1983, Palma
1893, Barcelona — 1983, Palma
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Catalan painter Joan Miro, who started his career in Barcelona, became one of the most prominent masters of avant-garde in France. His style was influenced by Picasso and Parisian dadaists (the word “dada” can be translated “playing rocking horses, " while figuratively it means “baby talk”). This art movement, which aimed at unrestrained nihilism, denial and overthrow of artistic traditions, and public provocations, was represented by poets André Breton, Louis Aragon, and Paul Éluard, as well as artists Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia. Joan Miro was also among them.
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About the dadaism
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The dadaism movement that arose in 1916 did not last long; it diminished after 1922. Its ideas were inherited first by surrealism and then by pop-art. After 1925, Spanish artists Miro and Dali joined the movement of surrealism that drew from Henri Bergson’s intuitionism and Sigmund Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis.
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“Composition”
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The painting “Composition” demonstrates the artist’s individual style, in which the seeming naivety of childish drawings comes together with surreal subconscious instincts, conveyed using simple painting methods. The power of the artist’s imagination creates a magical world with no signs of materialness, where humor is combined with a special feeling of musicality, common for Miro’s works.
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Composition
Время создания
1927
Размер
65x81 cm
65х81
65х81
Техника
oil on canvas
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