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Woman, Bird and Star – Joan Miró, 1942

1. The artist’s point of view : Joan Miró. Woman, Bird and Star – Joan Miró, 1942. Look at this painting. Can you see a woman? Or a bird? Can you see the star?. Lines , shapes and colours are the basic elements of pictures. 2. Lines.

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Woman, Bird and Star – Joan Miró, 1942

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  1. 1.The artist’s point of view: Joan Miró Woman, Bird and Star– Joan Miró, 1942 • Look at this painting. • Can you see a woman? • Or a bird? • Can you see the star? Lines, shapes and colours are the basic elements of pictures.

  2. 2. Lines There are lots of different types of lines used in art. For example: Straight Curved Thick • Look at this photo. • What types of lines can you see? Jagged Dashed Thin

  3. 3. Colour Artists use colours to express ideas and feelings. • Find out more about colour: • Video • The colour wheel

  4. 4. Shapes • Look at these pictures. • What shapes can you see? Shapes can be regular. Circle Square Triangle Shapes can be irregular. Cloud Blob

  5. 5. Joan Miró Joan Miró (Barcelona, 1893 – Palma de Mallorca, 1983) Miró was one of the most important painters of the 20th century. He used lots of curved lines, irregular shapes and different colours. Harlequin’s Carnival (1924–1925) • Findout more about Joan Miró. • The Joan Miró Foundation

  6. 6. Art task: lines, shapes and colours Miró was a ‘surrealist’. He created works of art about dreams, emotions and feelings. • Paint or draw any object using: • different types of lines • regular and irregular shapes • different colours. • Look at this example for inspiration: Dutch Interior I (1928)

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