Guggenheim | 1972 | Pdf | Eng | 159 pag | 8.68 MB

JOAN MIRO is a towering figure in the landscape of modern art. It may be said of him,
as of few others, that our vision—what we see as true and real in our age - would be severely impoverished without his images and his forms — a conjunction that first presented itself in the harsh context of modernism before it was so absorbed in our general awareness as to become an inseparable part of it