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Joan Miro is a famous Spanish Contemporary artist whose paintings are available here as reproductions. Miro paintings fall into the art movements of Surrealism, Dada, Personal & Experimental. Miro found success in Painting, Sculpture, Mural, and Ceramics.

Miro’s paintings and prints helped to influence the likes of Arshile Gorky and other modern contemporary artists. Miro himself found inspiration for his art from artists like André Masson, Pablo Picasso, Tristan Tzara and André Breton.

Joan Miro and his surrealist origins evolved out of “repression” much like all Spanish surrealist and majic realist work. Fascist Franco’s rule of Spain forced Miro and most other talented artists to flee to safer regions such as USA.

It seems likely that Miro paintings will remain popular for many years to come, in line with the continued popularity of contemporary and abstract art as a whole. Joan Miro is still seen as a figure head of these art movements mentioned previously.

The gallery of Miro prints below covers many of his most famous works, but not all. Many art consumers prefer prints as they fit tidily into most office workplaces and homes.

Obra de Joan Miro Joan Miro 32×24 Fine Art Print Tres libres de Joan Miro … Joan Miro 22×30 Limited Edition Obra De Joan Miro Joan Miro 34×26 Fine Art Print Presentation of Three Boo… Joan Miro 23×30 Limi… Fundacio Joan Miro 1982 Joan Miro 20×28 Limi… Fundacio Joan Miro 1982 (… Joan Miro 12×17 Limi… Abstract, c.1935 Joan Miro 24×32 Fine … The Melancholic Singer Joan Miro 16×20 Art Print The Singing Fish Joan Miro 16×20 Art Print Dog Barking at the Moon Joan Miro 23×19 Fine Art Ar… Untitled, c.1967 Joan Miro 31×24 Fine Art Ar… MIRO SOCCER BARCELONA POSTER 18×24 Gicl… Daybreak Tagesanbruch, 1968 Joan Miro 24×32 Fine … Figur Gegen Rote Sonne II… Joan Miro 28×39 Art Print The Singer Joan Miro 24×32 Fine … There Was a Little Magpie, 1928 Joan Miro 28×28 Fine Art Ar… Carnival of Harlequin Joan Miro 28×22 Fine Art Ar… Unesco, Human Rights, 1974 Joan Miro 21×29 Fine … Figur Gegen Rote Sonne II… Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Interieur Hollandais I Joan Miro 16×20 Art Print Femme Assise Joan Miro 24×32 Fine … Illustrated Poems-Parler … Joan Miro 18×24 Limi… Nuits de la Fondation, 1967 Joan Miro 22×35 Art Print Ballerina Joan Miro 28×39 Fine …

Joan Miró was one of the first artists to develop automatic drawing as a way to undo previous established techniques in painting, and thus, with André Masson, represented the beginning of Surrealism as an art movement. However, Miró chose not to become an official member of the Surrealists in order to be free to experiment with other artistic styles without compromising his position within the group. He pursued his own interests in the art world, ranging from automatic drawing and surrealism, to expressionism and Color Field painting.

Head Joan Miro 24×31 Fine … L’Oro dell’ Azzurro Joan Miro 9×12 Fine A… Figur Gegen Rote Sonne II… Joan Miro 32×40 Fine Art Print Chef des Equipages Joan Miro 20×39 Fine … Portrait of Mrs. Mill Joan Miro 25×31 Fine … Paysage Catalan (Le Chasseur), c.1923 Joan Miro 20×16 Fine Art Ar… Figur Vor Roter Sonne Joan Miro 39×28 Fine Art Print. Echelles en Roue de Feu T… Joan Miro 24×31 Fine Art Print L’Oiseau au Plumage Deploye Joan Miro 31×24 Fine Art Ar… Peinture Collage Joan Miro 12×10 Fine Art Ar… Felix Miro Pablo Echaurren 27×39 Fine … Terres de Grand Feu, 1956 Joan Miro 21×30 Fine … Peinture, c.1954 Joan Miro 10×12 Art Print Fundacio Joan Miro 1976 Antoni Tapies 20×28 Limi… Entwurf fur eine Tapisserie Joan Miro 10×12 Fine … Adlige In Der Fallgrube Joan Miro 39×28 Fine Art Ar… Dones Ocell Joan Miro 12×10 Fine Art Ar… Aufrechte Figur Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Le Port, c.1945 Joan Miro 20×16 Fine Art Ar… Upside-Down Figures Joan Miro 16×20 Fine Art Print Personnages et Montagnes,… Joan Miro 10×12 Fine … Carota, c.1978 Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Peinture, c.1954 Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Milano Joan Miro 16×20 Fine …

One of Miró’s most important works in the United States is his only glass mosaic mural, Personnage Oiseaux (Bird Characters), 1972–1978. Miró created it specifically for Wichita State University’s Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art, Kansas. The mural is one of Miró’s largest two-dimensional projects, undertaken when he was 79 and completed when he was 85 years of age. Fabrication of the mural was actually completed in 1977, but Miró did not consider it finished until the installation was complete.

The glass mosaic was the first for Miró. Although he wanted to do others, time was against him and he was not able. He was to come to the dedication of the mural in 1978, but he fell at his studio in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and was unable to travel. His island home and studio in Mallorca served him from 1956 until his death in 1983.

Pintaura, Ministerio de C… Joan Miro 20×28 Limi… Illustrated Poems-Parler … Joan Miro 18×24 Limi… Woman in the Night Joan Miro 16×20 Fine Art Print Femme III, c.1965 Joan Miro 10×12 Fine … Interieur Hollandais I Joan Miro 10×12 Fine Art Print The Bullfight Joan Miro 11×9 Fine Art Art… Milano Joan Miro 37×49 Fine Art Print Liebeslied der Vogel Joan Miro 20×16 Fine Art Ar… Night Joan Miro 26×33 Fine … XXE Joan Miro 24×34 Fine … Peinture Composition Joan Miro 12×10 Fine Art Print Aufrechte Figur Joan Miro 24×31 Fine … Rythme Passage du Serpent Joan MiroArt Print Art Ar… Et Fixe Les Cheveux d’une… Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Paysan Catalan au Repos, … Joan Miro 24×31 Fine … L’Etoile Bleue Joan Miro 12×16 Fine … Personnages et Montagnes,… Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Fratellini Joan Miro 16×20 Fine … Rythme Passage du Serpent Joan Miro 20×16 Fine Art Ar… Paysage, c.1976 Joan Miro 36×28 Serigraph Vladimir Joan Miro 24×31 Art Print Le Chant de La Prairie, 1964 Joan Miro 24×35 Fine … Or de l’Azur, 1967 Joan Miro 19×29 Fine Art Print Louisiana Museum Joan Miro 19×26 Fine …