Femme, oiseaux, étoile II 1967

"Femme, oiseaux, étoile II" is a 1967 painting by the Spanish artist Joan Miró. Miró was a major figure in the Surrealist movement, and his work is known for its playful use of color, form, and symbolism. This painting is a characteristic example of Miró's style, with its bold, biomorphic shapes and vibrant color palette. The work is dominated by a large, black, abstract figure, which appears to be both human and avian. The figure is set against a background of bright, swirling colors, suggesting a dreamlike or subconscious state. The use of black and white as contrasting colours emphasizes the sense of abstraction, while the dynamic lines create a sense of movement and energy. The title of the artwork gives insight into Miró's recurring themes: the female figure, birds, and the celestial elements.