The Institut gallery invites you to its new exhibition hanging from October 14 to November 23, 2024.

The climate of great artistic freedom and intense creativity, experiments involving chance and dreams of automatic writing had a profound effect on Joan Miró ‘s creative process.
Pablo Picasso, an artist of inexhaustible creativity and exceptional longevity, produced an abundant body of work. He expressed himself brilliantly in all techniques.The Institut gallery presents an original ballpoint pen drawing from 1951, an original Indian ink from 1932, engravings from the Vollard Suite and illustrated books.
You are invited to plunge into the world of these two giants of the 20th century, accompanied by an original watercolor by Picasso and ink drawings, preparatory models for the circus by Fernand Léger.

Raoul Dufy, Circus scene, 1922, gouache and Indian ink on paper, 43 x 59.5 cm.

Cover image: Joan Miró, La Fronde, 1969, original aquatint and carborundum on Arches paper, 106 x 70 cm. Succesió Miró/ ADAGP, Paris 2024