Joan Miro is a well acclaimed painter and the sculptor from Spain who was born and brought up in capital city of Barcelona. Miro reproduction was truly the representation of Dada, Surrealism, Personal as well as Experimental. He had an eminent career in the arts and several of his paintings showed up in some of the most prestigious art galleries. He experimented and mastered different types of painting art materials, but his oil paintings as well as the art prints are still revered in Europe.

The Tilled Field,is truly the first art representation of Miro, and it is also considered to be the pioneer Surrealist masterpiece that extensively made an extensive use of different types of objects in a pretty complex canvas. The depictions of scene could be well compared to Wassily Kandinsky. He portrayed his paintings at The Homage to Surrealism exhibition in the company of other Surrealism painters like Eugenio Granell, Salvador Dali etc. Miro was a versatile painter and sculptor. His classic style of sculptor showed beautiful ceramics of the Maeght Foundation of the Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France.

The art forms used by Miro in his paintings attracted several artists who were practicing surrealism and abstract arts, and the top name that appears here is that of Arshile Gorky. The exclusivity and richness of Miros paintings make him the most popular painter in Spain and all of Western Europe even today.

Briefing on Different Art Forms Used in Miro Reproduction

Cubism- This form of art movement became prevalent during the years 1907 and 1911. There were different forms of cubism viz-a-viz early cubism, synthetic cubism, high cubism, and late cubism Picasso was the first painter who started experimenting with his paintings and got into the proto-Cubist work. As the year 1911 approached, Picasso came to be branded ad as the inventor of cubist art form. The first of its type cubist paintings were exhibited in the Paris at Salon des Independents. The depiction of cubists show a clear representation of time, volume, space as it is depicted by the artists on the canvas.

Surrealism-

Dada- This peculiar art movement depicted the early 20th century Europeanand the starting point of this movement was Zurich, in Switzerland. This art movement in Dali Painting soon spread to Berlin. In short, Dadaism was the sheer result of negativity or the outcome of the World War 1.This typical art movement could be visualized in the literature, poetry, theater, graphic design and several other forms and exhibited anti-war politics.Dada also seemed to be kind of anti-bourgeois and had political empathies shown towards the leftists.

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