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A 7 page paper which compares the life and artwork of Spain’s premier Surrealist painters. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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this paper properly! It might be difficult to imagine, but two of the most flamboyant artists who ever picked up a paintbrush both came from very modest and decidedly
unglamorous beginnings. Joan Miro was born in Montroig, near Barcelona, in 1893, the son of a watchmaker (Joan Miro: Visionary Artist and Master Craftsman 40). His passion for
painting began as a boy in the lush countryside of his familys farm in the small community of Montroig (Joan Miro: Visionary Artist and Master Craftsman 40). Though well-traveled,
Miro would always draw his greatest inspiration from his Spanish heritage and surrounded by the landscape which reminded him of his happy childhood. Although he celebrated his Spanish roots,
Miro was hardly bound by convention. From his earliest youthful forays into painting, Miro aspired to "create an art that would transform particularities of place into a universal form
of expression" (Joan Miro: Visionary Artist and Master Craftsman 40). Eleven years after Joan Miro was born, another individualistic artist made his first appearance. Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali was
born on May 11, 1904 in Figueras, located in northern Catalonia, Spain, not far from the Miro family homestead (Baatz Salvador Dali, the Painter). Like Miro, Dali showed a
proficiency for painting early, and was imitating the intricate brushstrokes of Impressionists by the age of eight (Baatz Salvador Dali, the Painter). Dalis father was employed as a notary,
and despite a history of discord between the two, he encouraged his sons artistic inclinations, even introducing him to his first benefactor, Ramon Pichot (Baatz Salvador Dali, the Painter).
The early paintings of Salvador Dali mirrored the first efforts of Joan Miros still-lifes and landscapes (Baatz Salvador Dali, the Painter). Miro wasted little time in indulging in artistic self-expression,
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