Untitled [plate XLV] 1958

This lithograph, "Untitled [plate XLV]" from 1958, is a quintessential example of Joan Miró's signature style. Known for his playful use of color and simplified forms, Miró creates a whimsical scene on a brown background reminiscent of earthen tones. A small, stick-figure-like figure stands beneath a vibrant red circle, perhaps representing the sun, while a stylized blue starfish rests below. Miró's work, often described as Surrealist, evokes childlike wonder and a sense of dreamlike imagery, challenging conventional artistic norms.