Portrait de Mme. K. 1924

"Portrait de Mme. K." (1924) by Joan Miró is a striking example of the artist's abstract style. The artwork is characterized by its use of geometric shapes, organic forms, and vibrant colors. The dominant figure of a dark head with a spidery tendril-like appendage is set against a pale canvas, evoking a sense of both mystery and vulnerability. The inclusion of a red flower-like form, seemingly emerging from a central line, adds an element of life and energy to the composition. Miró's works are known for their playful exploration of Surrealism and their ability to provoke emotional responses from the viewer.