Dessin pour Ubu Roi c. 1953

"Dessin pour Ubu Roi" is a 1953 work by famed Spanish artist Joan Miró. It is a characteristic example of Miró's biomorphic abstract style, featuring bold, simplified figures made up of rounded forms and a limited color palette. The use of bold black outlines and a few bright, vibrant colors on a white background create a sense of playful energy and whimsy. The work is likely connected to the absurdist play "Ubu Roi," written by Alfred Jarry in the late 19th century, further highlighting Miró's interest in the surreal and unconventional.