Artist: Joan Miro
Style: Cubism
Topic: Nudes
Date: 1921
Size: 130 x 96 cm
Museum: Perls Galleries (New York, United States)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
In this oil on canvas, Miro makes use of basic geometric forms. He creates this woman's figure with a rhythm so the viewer has to look up and down the canvas. Miro manages to show the front and side of each body part to allow the viewer to examine how everything was pieced together. Miro's goal was for shapes to point towards the balance of a form.
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