Siesta 1925
joanmiro
centrepompidou
watercolor
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art-nouveau
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watercolor
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abstraction
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line
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surrealism
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mixed media
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watercolor
Joan Miró's "Siesta" is a prime example of his signature Surrealist style, created in 1925. The painting's simple yet evocative composition features a blue background with a white crescent shape and a green, organic form at the top, along with other geometric and biomorphic shapes. Miró's use of bold, simple forms and lines, along with a limited color palette, creates a dreamlike and whimsical atmosphere. "Siesta" is housed in the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris, France and exemplifies Miró's artistic exploration of subconscious and dream imagery, and his influence on the evolution of 20th-century art.
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