Untitled [plate LXVI] 1958

This 1958 lithograph, titled "Untitled [plate LXVI]," exemplifies the bold, playful style of Joan Miró, a prominent figure in 20th-century Surrealism. The artwork features simple, childlike forms rendered in black and a limited palette of colors, characteristic of his later works. Miró's signature biomorphic shapes, such as the rounded head with eyes and the elongated, black limbs, are juxtaposed with geometric elements, creating a whimsical and dynamic composition. The piece exemplifies Miró's interest in exploring the subconscious and capturing spontaneous imagery, while also showcasing his technical mastery of printmaking.