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Piece count	1000 piece puzzle
Brand	EuroGraphics
Atmosphere	Relaxing
Artist	Joan Miró
Occasion	Gift
Art museum	Museum of Modern Art, New York
Dimensions of the work	1.99 m x 2.48 m
Difficulty	Difficult
Puzzle Dimensions	68 cm x 48 cm
Box Dimensions	35 x 25 x 6 cm
EAN	628136608596

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Joan Miro hirondelle amour – puzzle 1000 pieces Eurographics

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Discover the style of early twentieth-century art and all the secrets of the artistic avant-garde by composing the 1000- piece Joan Miro Hirondelle Amour puzzle.

The Joan Miro Hirondelle Amour puzzle from EuroGraphics is made with Smart-Cut Technology. This cutting-edge manufacturing process creates a multitude of unique and unusual shapes that fit together perfectly. Just like snowflakes, no two pieces are alike.
The edition offered by EuroGraphics is rich in bright colors and detailed artwork. Arrange, frame, and hang it to add a unique touch to your home.

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Joan Miro’s Hirondelle Amour is a journey: a discovery of one’s own intimacy.
Through this puzzle we want to entertain and excite you with the master’s colors, discovering the details of this splendid painting piece by piece.
Discover our Mirò puzzles with us and immerse yourself in the history of 20th-century art.
Mirò’s paintings are profound studies of the relationship between man and reality.

The Joan Miro Hirondelle Amour Puzzle in Detail

The 1000-piece Joan Miro Hirondelle Amour Puzzle from EuroGraphics is a splendid rendition of a painting by the great master of art Joan Miró.
The subject is certainly much appreciated by all art lovers.
The colors of the puzzle are very bright and manage to convey the expressive and evocative power of the works of the Spanish master.
The image details are of excellent quality , as are the puzzle pieces which are precisely cut and fit together perfectly.

The Joan Miro Hirondelle Amour puzzle we offer is beautifully packaged and compact. These features make it a perfect gift for those who truly love art.

	Number of pieces 1000		Brand Eurographics
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 68 x 48		Box dimensions (cm) 35 x 25 x 6

Description of the artwork

One of the Surrealists’ theses was that children’s art was the most fertile manifestation of the mind, not yet conditioned by social education.
When the Catalan Juan Miró arrived in Paris from Barcelona in the 1920s, he was immediately influenced by Surrealism and modified his early style, starting to paint in a childlike manner, simplifying forms and rejecting any kind of perspective system.

Joan miro hirondelle amour

In his 1933 painting Hirondelle Amour , Miro combined vivid colors on his canvas, from which shapes and lines emerged, suggesting the origins of both human thought and the universe.
Conducting his exploration inspired by Surrealism, Miro invented a new type of pictorial space in which carefully rendered objects drawn strictly from the artist’s imagination are juxtaposed with basic, recognizable forms. The presence of amorphous forms, floating in an undefined space, characterizes much of Miro’s work.

Joan Miro was never closely aligned with any movement and was too withdrawn in his ways to be the object of a personality cult, but the formal and technical innovations he championed throughout his long career have ensured his influence on contemporary art.

In The Hunter (Catalan Landscape), dated 1923-24, animal forms, geometric structures, eyes, and abstract shapes influenced by Kandinsky teem. The overall effect is one of innocent, lively joy : a constant feature of Miró’s that distances his poetics from the anxieties of other Surrealists.

It should be noted that in this, as in all of Miró’s mature paintings, the surface is entirely covered with images and ideograms, arranged without any hierarchy between center and edges. This lack of symmetry and centrality, the full-field painting, will be a fundamental characteristic of the
post-war American painting.
Creation thus becomes for Miró a sort of combinatorial game: stars, crescent moons, anthropomorphic figures usually played on the fundamental tones of blue, red, yellow and green, are placed in relation to each other without any preliminary plan.
Miró was the flagship of the pictorial side of Surrealism, admired by Breton and taken as an example by younger artists.

On the other hand, Miró always tried to maintain his autonomy from the Surrealist group and cultivated, for example, an enormous admiration for Picasso.

Mirò between microorganisms and colors

A cycle of large oil paintings pushes comical images and decorative hieroglyphics into the background, while the search for pictorial and chromatic constants takes hold. These paintings abandon the realm of magical, swarming microorganisms; they are almost always covered in a flat, solid color, with large, monochrome surfaces, sometimes overlaid with a second layer of a different color.

Among these vast paintings we find some in which a single colour, for example blue , covers the entire surface , while a thin, sinuous black stripe interrupts its integrity.