Andy Warhol is Pop, Pablo Picasso is Cubist and Marcel Duchamp is Dada. Artists gather in movements, just as wildebeests run in herds. Do you know the great art movements and how the great artists fit into them? Play Manifesto to test your knowledge or effortlessly learn a little art history.
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Playing cards
52 pages
Size: 130 x 100 mm
Language: English
Material: satiny carton
Illustrator: Lauren Tamaki
Publisher: Laurence King
Year of publication: 2018
ISBN: 9781786271631
Collect illustrated cards of fifty-two iconic artists and group them into their art movements to win. The accompanying booklet relates the fascinating biographies of each artist.
Based on Happy Families, this game is the perfect gift for all art lovers of all ages.
Earrings taken from the work "Untitled 8", 1974
Necklace extracted from the work "Escargot femme fleur étoile", by Joan Miró, 1934.
Necklace extracted from the work "Femme aux 3 cheveux encerclés d'oiseaux dans la nuit", by Joan Miró, 1972.
Earrings taken from one of the motifs from the work "Parler seul", by Joan Miró, 1948.
Earrings taken from one of the motifs in the work "Parler seul", by Joan Miró, 1948
Earrings taken from one of the motifs in the work "Parler seul", by Joan Miró, 1948.
Earrings taken from one of the motifs in the work "Parler seul", by Joan Miró, 1948.
Necklace extracted from the work "L'or de l'azur", by Joan Miró, 1967.
Urbanauta's famous 100% Barcelona safe rucksack, specially designed for the Fundació Joan Miró.
Ring extracted from the work "Le sourire des ailes flamboyantes", by Joan Miró, 1953.
Ring taken from the work "Personnage devant le soleil", by Joan Miró, 1948.
Ring taken from one of the motifs in the work "Parler seul", by Joan Miró, 1948.
Ring extracted from the work "Escargot femme fleur étoile", by Joan Miró, 1934.
Baby bodysuit printed with an image of Joan Miró's work "Parler seul 1948-1950".
Image taken from number 87-88-89 of the magazine "Derrière le miroir", with poems by Jacques Prèvert illustrated by Joan Miró and Josep Llorens i Artigas.
Bronze postcard with silk-screen printing of Joan Miró's work “Le lézard aux plumes d'or”, from 1971.
Silver brooch inspired by Joan Miró's work "Femmes, oiseaux, étoile", from 1941.
Silver earrings inspired by Joan Miró's work "Spanish dancer", from 1926.
Short necklace with motif taken from Joan Miró's work "Spanish dancer", from 1926.
Series of sculptures in natural oxide iron with a wax finish created and designed by Jordi Taché. All pieces have been signed by the author to certify their authenticity.
Series of sculptures in natural oxide iron with a wax finish created and designed by Jordi Taché. All pieces have been signed by the author to certify their authenticity.
Series of sculptures in natural oxide iron with a wax finish created and designed by Jordi Taché. All pieces have been signed by the author to certify their authenticity.
Series of sculptures in natural oxide iron with a wax finish created and designed by Jordi Taché. All pieces have been signed by the author to certify their authenticity.
Series of sculptures in natural oxide iron with a wax finish created and designed by Jordi Taché. All pieces have been signed by the author to certify their authenticity.
Sculpture "Bàrcino" reproduction, the urban poem created by Joan Brossa in 1994 and located in the Plaça Nova in Barcelona.
An activity and games book for kids aged 3 and upwards. As they play with the Mironins – characters who have escaped from one of Joan Miró’s paintings – they’ll have fun and learn about the life and work of one of the most remarkable Catalan artists of the 20th century.
Can you imagine how it would be to go to the zoo with a famous painter? This is the extraordinary story that Antony Penrose tells us of the visits he made at the farm of the great artist Joan Miró, a man who "dreamed when he was awake" and painted universes full of magical creatures.
This book on Joan Miró offers details about his sentimental relationships that have been unknown until now, as well as reconstructing the reasons why he left Spain during the Civil War and analysing how he was able to survive during the harshest years of the Franco regime. The biography centres on the years from 1893 to 1947, when he travelled to the...
Face mask with Joan Miró's pattern "Une étoile caresse le sein d'une négresse", 1938.