COSMICART GALLERY
Colour, symbols and a world of his own.
Born in Barcelona, Miró created a language of signs, lines and vivid colours connected to poetry and Surrealism. Stars, birds and figures populate his paintings, sculptures and prints, inviting an open, imaginative reading. Their work and legacy can be explored at National Gallery of Art · Washington, DC and MoMA · New York.
Explore selected artworksMiró shows how much a line, sign or colour can say. His language leaves room for imagination and transforms daily encounters with an artwork: for those seeking visual energy and a personal connection to modern abstraction.
A glimpse of their visual language. These reference works are not offered for sale by us.
1921–1922
Explore the work (opens in a new tab)National Gallery of Art, Washington · Gift of Mary Hemingway, 1987.18.1. No open artwork reuse license verified.
1925
Explore the work (opens in a new tab)MoMA, New York · © 2026 Successió Miró / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris
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Color and freedom of form in a horizontal format. A 1956 lithograph for Derrière le Miroir 93–94, published by Maeght and printed by Mourlot. Sheet: 38 × 56 cm. Unsigned and unnumbered. Features the central fold characteristic of this edition.
An intimate piece that opens a window onto Miró’s graphic world. A 1956 etching for Derrière le Miroir 93–94, published by Maeght. Editorial version printed from the scratched plate. Sheet: 29 × 25 cm; image: 12 × 9 cm. Unsigned and unnumbered.
