Joan Miró

*1893 in Barcelona – 1983 in Palma, Spain

The unique pictorial world of Joan Miró

In addition to his wonderful paintings, sculptures and ceramics, Miró left posterity an incomparably rich oeuvre of original graphic works that have lost none of their refreshing originality to this day. The celestial bodies, sun, moon and stars in their most diverse manifestations characterize Miró’s work. In addition, he imaginatively tried to visualize music and sounds and combined biomorphic forms and whimsical dream creatures with Asian calligraphy.

Rare original prints by Joan Miró with potential to increase in value

For years, Miró’s prints have been regarded as the most beautiful form of “shares” – with an almost guaranteed increase in value. Demand for relevant works of classical modernism is increasing worldwide, and new collector markets such as Russia and China are ensuring that hand-signed prints by the Catalan master are constantly reaching new record prices.

Selected prints by Joan Miró in Düsseldorf

We are pleased to be able to offer you outstanding original prints by Joan Miró at Galerie Kellermann. Prices and availability are constantly changing – please contact us for information.

Honors and awards

1952:

Appointment as a member of the Collège de ‘Pataphysique in Paris, France

1954:

Grand Prize for Graphic Arts at the Venice Biennale, Italy

1958:

Guggenheim International Award, USA

1968:

Honorary doctorate from Harvard University, USA

1978:

Gold Medal of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain

1978:

Antonio Feltrinelli International Prize, Italy

1979:

Honorary Doctorate from the University of Barcelona, Spain

1980:

Gold Medal of Fine Arts of the Spanish State, Spain

Biography

Born in Barcelona in 1893, the painter, graphic artist and sculptor Joan Miró is considered one of the main representatives of surrealism and a pioneer of abstract expressionism. Based on Catalan folk art, his early works show influences of Cubism and Fauvism. From the early to mid-1920s, he underwent a fundamental change of style in Paris, influenced by the Dadaism and Surrealism art movements prevailing there, which led him away from representationalism. As a representative of classical modernism with his imaginative pictorial motifs, Miró is one of the most popular artists of the 20th century. His magical symbols of the moon, stars, bird, eye and woman are among the best-known elements of his art.

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