MIRÓ, TAMAYO, AND JEANNERET 1949

"MIRÓ, TAMAYO, AND JEANNERET" is a 1949 painting by American sculptor Alexander Calder. This work is a portrait of three prominent artists: Joan Miró, Rufino Tamayo, and Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier). Calder uses bold colors and simplified forms to represent the three individuals, creating a playful yet impactful visual representation of their distinct artistic personalities. The faces are rendered with a sense of humor, showcasing Calder's signature style that blended abstract and figurative elements.