Artist Monograph

Joan Miró, Spanish

Spanish, 1893–1983

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Medium Breakdown

Medium Works at MoMA Share
Lithography 237 44.6%
Etching 102 19.2%
Woodcut 85 16%
Other Media 25 4.7%
Oil Painting 24 4.5%
Watercolor 20 3.8%
Drawing 18 3.4%
Sculpture 8 1.5%

Department Distribution

Department Works Share
Drawings & Prints 481 90.6%
Painting & Sculpture 30 5.6%
Architecture & Design 19 3.6%
Film 1 0.2%

Production by Decade

4
0s
2
1900s
2
1910s
37
1920s
47
1930s
236
1940s
60
1950s
70
1960s
66
1970s
7
1980s

Classification Types

  • Illustrated Book — 341
  • Print — 112
  • Drawing — 28
  • Painting — 19
  • Design — 19
  • Sculpture — 11
  • Work on Paper — 1

Physical Scale

Scale bracketWorksShare
Small (< 30 cm)21443.9%
Medium (30–100 cm)24550.2%
Large (1–3 m)255.1%
Monumental (> 3 m)40.8%

Range: 4.7 cm → 975.4 cm (largest side)

Acquisition Timeline

Year acquiredWorks
19363
19373
19381
19392
19456
19475
19482
194923
19501
19515
19521
19531
19544
19554
19562
19574
195822
195929
19612
19621
19632
1964197
19651
19662
19671

Currently On View

  • "MoMA, Floor 1, Sculpture Garden" — 1
  • "MoMA, Floor 5, 523" — 1
  • "MoMA, Floor 5, 517" — 1

Spanish Contemporaries

  1. 1412 Pablo Picasso
  2. 201 Salvador Dalí
  3. 181 Francisco de Goya
  4. 171 Antoni Tàpies
  5. 115 Antonio Saura