Untitled [plate LVI] 1958

"Untitled [plate LVI]" is a 1958 lithograph by Joan Miró, known for his distinct abstract style. The artwork features a crescent moon in black, with small white dots scattered across its surface, juxtaposed against a bold, green, organic form that appears almost mountainous. A thin, yellow line, like a thread, connects the two shapes, adding a sense of tension and intrigue to the composition. This lithograph exemplifies Miró's playful use of color and form, often drawing inspiration from the natural world, to create a dreamlike and evocative image.