Joan Mirò, MiròMilano, litography on paper, 98,5x69 cm, 1981

Joan Mirò was born in Barcelona in 1893, after starting his career as an accountant, he decided to devote himself to art, his great passion, starting in 1912.

His works are the lyrical and symbolic representation of reality. Evocative transposition of the impulses of the unconscious and memory; a crowding of elementary graphic signs and deformations of bright and bright colors immersed in a suspended and enchanted atmosphere.

In this work we find the most distinctive features of this surrealist artist, a crowding of graphic signs and deformations with vivid and bright colors.

As can also be seen from the title, the Spanish artist dedicates this work to the city of Milan. Realized on the occasion of the great exhibition dedicated to him in 1981, held precisely in Milan.

With an inscription on the right just below his signature, we find in large deformed letters the name of the city of Milan, to which the artist is particularly linked.

The work is signed in the lower right hand and numbered in a limited edition of 75 copies in Arabic numerals and romani

Publisher: Studio Marconi, Milan.