The Sculpture of Miró

“Truly experienced, Miró’s sculptures, like his paintings, induce a sense of disembodiment: not anti-sensually, as in Mondrian or Kandinsky, but with a sensuality freed of all particular relations, raised to a state of oceanic self-identity and self-enjoyment.” Peter Schjeldahl 

Spiral-bound with a cardboard cover, this publication contains both color and black-and-white reproductions of Joan Miró’s dynamic sculpture. Published in conjunction with the 1984 exhibition at Pace in New York, The Sculpture of Miró also includes an essay by Peter Schjeldahl.