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Joan Miró

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Joan Miró was already a highly acclaimed artist when he discovered a painting by the young François Fiedler in a corner shop in Paris. His fascination with Fiedler's work led to an introduction to Aimé Maeght and a lifetime friendship, and the two often shared studio space at the Fondation Maeght. 

Fiedler and Miró's works have been featured in 13 joint exhibitions as of this date.

  • Joan Miró on Artsy.net
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    Artsy.net is one of the world's most widely read and well respected websites in the art world. Please visit their extensive page dedicated to the great artist Joan Miró.

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  • Joan Miró at the Guggenheim
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    The world famous Guggenheim Museum has a large selection of Joan Miró's works, spanning nearly his entire career. Find out more about this long relationship here.
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  • Joan Miró Biography, Art, and Analysis of Works | The Art Story
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    Read more about Miró at The Art Story website
  • Joan Miró at MoMA.org
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    See the Museum of Modern Art's collection of Miró's works and find out more about his celebrated career here.
  • Joan Miró in the Encyclopedia Britannica
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    Browse through Joan Miró's entry in the Encyclopedia Britannica for an in depth look into his career.
  • Fundació Joan Miró
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    See a timeline of Miró's career and more at the website for the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, Spain.

  • Joan Miró i Ferrà at WikiArt.org
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    An extensive collection of Miró's works can be seen here

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