Portrait of Mrs Mills in 1750 (after Constable) 1929

"Portrait of Mrs. Mills in 1750 (after Constable)" (1929) by Joan Miró is a colorful and whimsical exploration of portraiture. The painting, housed in the Museum of Modern Art, is a testament to Miró's playful approach to Surrealism, characterized by abstract shapes and bold colors. Miró uses simple lines and forms to depict the figure of Mrs. Mills in an imaginative and dreamlike way, evoking a sense of whimsy and fantasy. This work exemplifies Miró's signature style, which often blends figuration and abstraction to create a world of visual delight.