Untitled [plate VI] 1958

"Untitled [plate VI]" is a 1958 lithograph by Joan Miró, a prominent figure in the Surrealist movement. Miró's work is characterized by its bold colors, simple forms, and dreamlike imagery, often evoking childlike innocence. This print, with its playful arrangement of curved lines and vibrant hues, embodies these stylistic elements. The use of flat colors and gestural marks, as well as the inclusion of tiny white dots, contribute to a sense of whimsy and spontaneity, typical of Miró's artistic language.