Untitled [plate I] 1958

Created in 1958, this lithograph by Joan Miró, known as *Untitled [plate I]*, embodies the artist's signature style of simplified forms and vibrant colors. The composition features a central figure, seemingly a bird, rendered in gray, standing on a black grid. On the left, a curving blue shape evokes movement, and on the right, a tall, slender red form adds a bold contrast. A grey star with six points sits in the upper center, adding to the whimsical nature of the piece. Miró's work often incorporated dreamlike imagery and a playful exploration of space, creating a unique visual language that continues to captivate viewers today.