Original Signed & Numbered Surrealist Color Lithograph Obra Inèdita Recent VIII by Joan Miró, 1964 Sold As a sculptor he mainly

As a sculptor he mainly made busts of young women in the Art Nouveau style

which was a symbol of plentiful harvests

An almost identical table can be seen online at the Folklife Center Gallery located at the Crandall Public Library

Native American oil on canvas landscape

The vases having Wucai or Five Color Glaze the pink colored fish on a green ground with cream colored jets of water

Original Signed & Numbered Surrealist Color Lithograph Obra Inèdita Recent VIII by Joan Miró, 1964 Sold As a sculptor he mainlyAn original signed and numbered colored lithograph, by the Spanish abstract surrealist, Joan Miro (1893 1983), tilted "Obra Indita Recent VIII", 1964, Mirs works, which were at the intersection between Surrealism and abstraction, he began receiving international attention in the 1920s. Miro had an incredibly prolific career and created artwork in an array of media until the time of his death in 1983. His passionate rejection of traditional painting