Femmes et oiseaux dans la nuit 1946

"Femmes et oiseaux dans la nuit" (Women and Birds in the Night) is a 1946 painting by Joan Miró, a prominent figure in the Surrealist movement. The artwork features a distinct biomorphic style, common in Miró's work, with simplified forms and vibrant colors. Composed of abstract figures, including a large, white, and anthropomorphic form with multiple eyes, a smaller, more stylized figure on the left, and a red, eye-like shape at the top, the piece reflects Miró's fascination with dreams, nature, and the subconscious. This painting is a fine example of Miró's signature use of line, color, and symbolic imagery to create a world of playful and evocative visual storytelling.