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Joan Miró, a Catalan artist, was religiously dedicated to the work of poets. In 1925, Miró felt it necessary to begin incorporating poetry into his paintings, shifting the essence of his work towards poetic impression. While his early works incorporated more obvious references to poetics, his large-scale murals of Blue I, II, and III from 1961 embody many of his earliest poetic influences in a less-obvious form. I will trace how poetics from the 20th century manifested in the works of Joan Miró to form the triptych of Blue I, Blue II, and Blue III.

Título alternativo

• Miró

Creador

• Morriss, Lizie

Licencia

• Attribution 4.0 International

Tema

• Art History

Asunto geográfico

• Cincinnati, Ohio

Periodo de tiempo

• 20th century

Presentador

Elizabeth Morriss

Colegio

• Design, Architecture, Art and Planning

Departamento

• Art History

Fecha de creacion

• 4/17/2024

Editor

• University of Cincinnati

Género

• White Paper

Idioma

• English

URL relacionada

• /Users/liziemorriss/Desktop/Fallacies Worksheet.docx

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