Joan Miro, Marshal of the Lodgings, 1972

Joan Miro, Marshal of the Lodgings, 1972"Marshal of the Lodgings" is a lithograph print created by the Spanish artist Joan Mir in 1972. The title of the print, which is also known as "Marchal des Logis" in French, refers to a rank in the French army. The lithograph features Mir's characteristic style of playful, abstract shapes and bold colors. The composition is dominated by a large circular shape, which is surrounded by smaller geometric shapes and curving lines. The colors are bright and

bestial side of human nature

This abstract painting is known for its complex composition

created in 1935

sweeping lines and the acrobat's exaggerated musculature

such as triangles and rectangles

with bold lines and shapes creating a sense of dynamism and balance

The objects in the painting are depicted in a fragmented and abstracted manner

The objects are fragmented and shown from multiple angles

Van Gogh was fascinated by the natural world and often included animals and insects in his paintings

and her body is fragmented into angular shapes

" a chronicle of European history from the 16th to the 17th century

Her hair is also rendered in a jagged