Dimensions: 80 x 53 cm
signed on the stone, lower right: 'Miro'
Lithographic poster for the ballet “Lucifer” produced by
the Martha Graham Dance Company in New York in June 1975.
Printed by: Arte Adrien Maeght, Paris
Condition
Unframed
References
Corredor-Matheos, cat. no. 89
Cramer, cat. no. 443
Biography
Catalan painter, sculptor, and ceramicist. His works are interpreted as belonging to Surrealism, as an expression of a return to childhood, and as “sandboxes for the subconscious.” Initially influenced by the works of Vincent van Gogh and the Fauvists, he painted portraits and landscapes. In 1919, he was in Paris, where he painted Cubist still lifes and landscapes. From 1924 onward, he was associated with the Dadaist movement and later with Surrealism. His work was influenced by the paintings of P. Klee. The artist’s unique style, straddling the line between Surrealism and Romantic abstraction, is imbued with an atmosphere of poetic metamorphosis and fantasy. He employed symbolic motifs characterized by pure, saturated colors. In addition to painting, he also worked in mural painting, ceramics, printmaking, and sculpture.
