ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 4月9日 05時25分

“As I work on a canvas I fall in love with it, love that is born of slow understanding. Slow understanding of the nuances—concentrated—which the sun gives. Joy at learning to understand a tiny blade of grass in a landscape. Why belittle it? A blade of grass is as enchanting as a tree or a mountain.” –#JoanMir, now on view.
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[Credit: Joan Miró. “Person Throwing a Stone at a Bird.” Montroig, mid-August-December 1926. Purchase. © 2019 Successió Miró / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris] #joanmiro

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robertgroe Beautiful small parts of world........drifting in his paintings........and I wanna know where the fack his head is.

guthmannart This words are so true and accurate how it feels to draw, to creat something completely new

kasiaartstudio Miró's genius was expressed not only in visual forms but artist was also great with words.

artenbolas Good Morning! I love your works! Can I adapt this painting to one of my works?❤️

origaniskincare One of the best photos we have seen today! Greetings from Origani ?

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