Joan Miró's most famous works
The top 3 according to 56 votes from people: The Farm · Harlequin's Carnival · Blue I, II and III. (Updated Jul 9, 2024.)
Paintings, sculptures and murals by the painter of stars and birds, from The Farm to Woman and Bird.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 15
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1
The Farm
1921-1922. The family farm at Mont-roig; Hemingway bought it. National Gallery, Washington.
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2
Harlequin's Carnival
1924-1925. His great surrealist painting; Buffalo.
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3
Blue I, II and III
1961. Three large blue canvases; Centre Pompidou.
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4
Constellations
1940-1941. Twenty-three gouaches painted while fleeing the war.
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5
Dog Barking at the Moon
1926. A dog, a moon and a ladder; Philadelphia.
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6
La Caixa logo
1980. The starfish you still see everywhere.
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7
Still Life with Old Shoe
1937. The Spanish war in a still life; MoMA.
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8
The Tilled Field
1923-1924. The move from detail to surrealism; Guggenheim.
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9
Dutch Interior I
1928. A free version of a Dutch painting; MoMA.
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10
Pla de l'Os Mosaic
1976. The mosaic you walk on in the middle of Barcelona's Rambla.
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11
Woman and Bird
1983. The 22-metre sculpture in Barcelona's Joan Miró Park.
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12
The Gold of the Azure
1967. Intense blue and yellow; Fundació Joan Miró.
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13
Wall of the Sun and Wall of the Moon
1958. Ceramics for UNESCO in Paris, with Artigas.
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14
Self-Portrait
1919. From his detailed period; Musée Picasso, Paris.
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15
The Reaper
1937. The mural for the Republic's pavilion in Paris, now lost.
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Comments (1)
Fui a la Fundació Miró en Montjuïc y El oro del azur en persona es brutal, ese azul no sale en las fotos