La cabellera de Berenice II by Joan Miró
La cabellera de Berenice II by Joan Miró
La cabellera de Berenice II by Joan Miró

La cabellera de Berenice II by Joan Miró

  • Year: 1963
  • Technique: Etching and aquatint, hand-signed and numbered
  • Size: 63 x 90 cm
  • Edition: 85

Berenice's Hair, created by Joan Miró in 1963, is an evocative work that combines the techniques of etching and aquatint. In this piece, Miró creates a complex yet playful composition, made up of spiral lines and abstract forms. Black, green, and yellow tones predominate, along with small touches of red, bringing to life elements that resemble celestial bodies or cosmic figures, reflecting the artist's interest in mythology and symbolism. The title alludes to a poem from 244 B.C. written by Callimachus, which can evoke themes such as beauty, sacrifice, or the mystery of the universe. Published by the Maeght gallery in Paris as part of a limited edition, this print demonstrates Miró's ability to convey emotion and narrative through abstract language. 
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BIOGRAPHY AND FINANCIAL DATA

BIOGRAPHY AND FINANCIAL DATA

Joan Miró (Spain, 1893,1983). His career was shaped by several important places: Mont-roig, Paris, Mallorca, New York, and Japan. Mont-roig was essential to his connection with the land and landscape; Paris brought him closer to Surrealist poets and ... Leer más

Joan Miró (Spain, 1893,1983). His career was shaped by several important places: Mont-roig, Paris, Mallorca, New York, and Japan. Mont-roig was essential to his connection with the land and landscape; Paris brought him closer to Surrealist poets and artists; Mallorca became his place of refuge and work; and New York and Japan helped expand the international reach of his art.

His practice included painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, artist’s books, and public art. Although he had links with Surrealism, Miró cannot be reduced to a single movement. He created his own language, based on signs, lines, stains, stars, women, birds, organic forms, and strong colors. His work combines imagination, visual poetry, a deep connection to the Catalan landscape, and a wish to break away from academic art.

His works are part of collections such as the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, Fundació Miró Mallorca, Museo Reina Sofía, MoMA, Tate, and MACBA. His awards include the Grand Prize for Printmaking at the Venice Biennale in 1954 and the Gold Medal of the Government of Catalonia in 1978. Leer menos

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Blue Chip
Status
Master
Ranking
Top 100
Sales
+146 million euros
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