Untitled [plate LXVIII] 1958

Joan Miró’s “Untitled [plate LXVIII]” (1958) is a striking example of his abstract style. The lithograph features bold strokes of red, black, blue, and yellow against a white background. Black shapes, resembling biomorphic forms or figures, intertwine in the center of the composition. Miró's work often explores themes of dreams and the subconscious, and this print is no exception. The simplicity of the forms, the use of bright colors, and the overall sense of playfulness are characteristic of Miró's work and are sure to engage viewers of all ages.