Although Miró has been associated with early Surrealism and has had an influence on Abstract Expressionists and Color Field painters, he remains one of modern art's greatest mavericks with a visual vocabulary unmistakably his own. A self-taught painter, Miró drew inspiration from a wide variety of sources, from the automatist techniques of the Surrealists to the simplified forms of folk art. As a result, Miró's work is characterized by a sense of playfulness and spontaneity,

Joan Miro (1893 - 1983) L'Adorateur Du Soleil, 1969, (HC/1) Etching, aquatint, and carborundum in colors on Arches 41.30 x 26.60 in *** Available for Acquisition. *** DM or email info@newriverfineart.com for more information. *** Signed and numbered to lower edge ‘HC Miró’. This work is an hors commerce print apart from the edition of 75 published by Maeght Editeur, Paris. Provenance: Lawrence Tanner Graphic Arts, Evanston, IL | Private Collection Literature: Dupin 483 #JoanM

Burgess Modern + Contemporary announces the release of the 4 final Kármán Line monotypes in the series of 13, by Jedd Novatt. , published by Burgess Modern + Contemporary, and printed at Thumbprint Editions, London explores rigidly structured formalist notions of minimalism, non-representational art, and geometric identities that sit quietly nestled in the negative / positive spaces. Within the seemingly infinite perceptional tower of upward expansion, spatial relations, and