Untitled [plate LXXVI] 1958

Joan Miró's "Untitled [plate LXXVI]" from 1958 is a striking example of his abstract style. The lithograph features three concentric circles in blue, yellow, and green, rendered with bold, gestural strokes on a textured, off-white background. Miró's use of color and simplified forms creates a sense of energy and movement within the composition, while the circular shapes evoke a sense of cosmic and spiritual significance. This piece exemplifies Miró's exploration of color, form, and the intuitive expression of emotion through abstract art.