Buy Joan Miro Sculptures

One of the best artists to ever emerge from the Catalan capital, Joan Miró is known for his vibrant paintings and drawings that reveal a naïve, child-like imagination. His sculptures are equally as fascinating and share an equivalent tendency towards the artistic movement. Here area six of the best Miró sculptures you'll be able to see around the world nowadays.

Lunar Bird (1966)

This large bronze sculpture was designed by Joan Miró within the Forties, solid in its final version when having been enlarged somewhat, in 1966. At this point, Miró had become fascinated with cosmic themes and therefore the relationship between the planet and sky. Birds had conjointly become a continual theme in his work, little doubt perceived between the celestial and terrestrial. nowadays a version of the sculpture may be found within the Jardines Delaware Sabatini in the capital of Spain, also as by the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC.

Woman and Bird (1982-83)

Part of a triplet of commissioned artworks designed to welcome guests to an urban centre, ‘Woman and Bird’ is found within the Parc Delaware Joan Miró close to the Plaça d’Espanya – a typical entry purpose to the town for guests incoming by automotive. Miró himself was unable to attend the gap ceremony as he was sick at the time, eventually dying simply a year later. His friend and collaborator Joan Gardy Artigas were charged with doing the tile-work on the sculpture, conveyance it to life with vivid colour. Along side birds, ladies were another continual theme in Miró’s work and here – despite the clearly phallic form of the 22m high sculpture – the vertical black tear is symbolic of the feminine kind.

Pair of Lovers Playing with Almond Blossoms (1976)
Miró, Deux Personnages Fantastique is another large-scale, monumental sculpture made by him that stands outside the trendy buildings of the La Défense city district in Paris. These 2 bright figures stand to come in stark distinction to the metal and glass buildings around them, not only for their colour however conjointly the organic feel of their kind. they seem to be impish and interactive, aware of a freedom, simplicity and sensualism that stands against the surroundings during which they realize themselves.

Solar Bird (1966)

A counterpart to the said satellite Bird, the marble sculpture entitled star Bird has been adopted by a variety of celebrated establishments across the planet together with the point of entry deposit of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago and MoMA in NYC. Again, Miró’s fascination with birds and their privileged standing halfway between earth and sky is evident during this work. whereas the achromatic colour of the marble provides a way of lightness and purity, the load of the stone incorporates a grounding force that stands in distinction with the image of a tiny low bird.

Personnage (1970)

Personnage could be a bronze figure and simply one among Miró’s most recognizable characters. One of the Miró’s later works, its massive rounded head sits upon a human-like figure complete with arms, legs and – as is typical in Miró’s work – clearly marked sex organ.

Grande Maternité (1967)

In this work, Miró explores a particular facet of the feminine condition, specifically maternity and therefore the creation of life. the massive bronze figure seems with a spherical gap in its centre – aware of each the feminine sex organ and therefore the uterus – whereas to the aspect of it seem 2 breast-like shapes. The sculpture will nowadays be found on the field of Wichita State University within the USA.

The works above are all available online and you can Buy Joan Miro sculptures on online galleries.