Portrait of a Young Girl 1915

Joan Miró's "Portrait of a Young Girl" (1915) is a striking example of the artist's early style, which blended influences from Catalan folk art and Cubism. The painting features a young girl with large, expressive eyes and a simplified, almost childlike form. Miró's use of vibrant colors and bold lines creates a sense of energy and movement, while the subject's intense gaze invites the viewer to engage with the artwork on a personal level.