In the Style of Joan Miró, Rug, or Tapestry, Contemporary Work

Rug, or tapestry, after a work by Joan Miro entitled « Le Jardin » and dated 1925, suggesting characters, in black, red and yellow tones and on a blu background. Hand-knotted and in ...

Rug, or tapestry, inspired by Joan Miro, in shades of red, yellow, blue and black on a beige background. Hand-knotted and in Merino wool. Contemporary work of craftsmen. Numbered 2...

Rug, or tapestry, inspired by Joan Miro, suggesting characters and representing abstracts forms in black, red, yellow and blue tones and on a background in beige color. Hand-knotted...

Jean-Michel Basquiat, in the style of. Rug, or tapestry. Handmade in Merino wool, realized with natural dyes. Contemporary work. Dimensions : H 300 x L 200 cm.

Rug, or tapestry, inspired by Joan Miro, in black, yellow and red tones on a beige background, suggesting characters and representing abstract shapes. Hand-knotted and in Merino wool...

Rug, or tapestry, abstract and in beige tones, made from acrylic on action painting canvas. Hand-knotted and made of wool. On command. Will be an artist’s proof numbered II/IV. Area...

1960s wall hanging tapestry in the style of Joan Miro. Excellent condition.

77099, a surrealist style tapestry after Joan Miro's 'Femme et Oiseaux' woman and birds, 1966. The painting was the last of a series the artist comple...

77101, a surrealist style tapestry after Joan Miro's 'Femme et Oiseaux' Woman and Birds, 1966. The painting was the last of a series the artist comple...

Tapestry Tribute to Joan Miró's 'Woman and Bird', circa 1960 Circa 1960 Handmade tapestry Inspired by Joan Miró's sculpture "Woman and Bird" Framed in black lacquered wood Dimension...

Tapisserie murale artistique tridimensionnelle en très bon état. Art abstrait avec les formes et les couleurs bien caractéristiques de Joan Miro. Pièce unique Espagne, ca. 1970

Joan Miró "Danseuse Espagnole" Design made in 1928, tapestry manufactured in 1960 Handwoven Wool Tapestry 81 x 60 in 'MIRO' signature woven on reverse Woven by Marie Cuttoli's Parisian Galerie for Galerie Lucie-Weill Seligmann in Paris Joan Miró was a versatile artist who explored many mediums, including painting, sculpture and ceramics. But one of the most interesting mediums he used was textile art. Miró created several rugs and fabrics throughout his career, which helped expand his unique aesthetic into new territory. Miró’s work often included abstracted figures, stars, moons, and other celestial bodies, which he used to create a visual language that was both personal and universal. He frequently incorporated found objects and materials into his work, such as rope, pebbles, and twigs. Miró’s work has been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries around the world, and he is considered one of the most important artists of the 20th century. “Danseuse Espagnole," or "Spanish Dancer," was a design created by Joan Miró in 1928. This textile artwork is hand-woven with high-quality wool threads. The composition of the dancer is simple and expressive, with bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors typical of Miro’s style. The dancer is depicted in a dynamic posture, with legs apart and arms raised, evoking Spanish flamenco. The “DANSEUSE ESPAGNOLE” is considered one of the most iconic examples of Miro’s textile...