Joan Miro and Dutch Interior

well written well written Dutch snug by Mark Santangelo         Joan Miro created a surrealist flick, a carriage that expresses the subconscious using imagery in the subject matter, Dutch Interior registers a universe playing the guitar at a table. There be animals and a women sitting around him hearing to the beautiful sound.         Miro apply a wide swan of colours especially park and albumen to emphasize a happy day. He uses complementary colour to allow the twists to clash and have things stand come out of the closet and be incorporated from the rest of the canvas. Joan Miro created this word-painting by observing some other painting called The Lute Player. He painted, distorted, simplified and abstracted it by drawing only what he thought was significant of the bearing and using the colors he thought trump out represented the figure. Miro feels that it is not important to show any little detail because doing that gives your imagination no room to imagine. To him abstracting his images is the better(p) way for him to express his inner feelings. In this painting the Dutch Interior he feels the most important thing is the fact that a man is playing a guitar and so he paints that. He does not think the painting was painted to show the mans velvet hat so he leaves that out. Miro puts a happy warm feeling into his plump by painting wackyening but brilliant colors onto his canvas. He puts soft whites into his painting to emphasize that warm mood of joy. Miro uses the color white too to show important areas of the canvas.          Miro also uses some principles of design to fork over to give this feeling. He uses movement to lead your eye around head start from the man playing the guitar and ending in the lower go forth hand corner at... If you want to get a practiced essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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