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Joan Miro
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Noun1.Joan Miro - Spanish surrealist painter (1893-1983)Joan Miro - Spanish surrealist painter (1893-1983)
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Joan Miró once declared that his goal was to “assassinate painting.
MoMA Pays the Bills With Big Van Gogh; Calder and Miró Show, Too by Damian Da Costa / The New York Observer
He won the Joan Miró Prize (awarded by the Miró Foundation in Barcelona) in 1980; in 1984, he won the Amelia Peláez Award for painting at Havana’s first biennial.
Cuban Tom\'87s S\'87nchez: In His Epic Paintings, Meticulous ... by Hilton Kramer / The New York Observer
Constantin Brancusi is an inescapable figure when pointing to Noguchi's art, as are Joan Miró, Hans Arp and Alexander Calder, sculptors whose playful brand of biomorphism found a stoic corollary in Noguchi's hands.
The Bearden-Noguchi Aesthetic: Transcends Constraints of 'Otherness' by The New York Observer / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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