Later in his life the architect Jose Luis Sert built him a namesake studio on the island of Majorca.  His The Reaper was painted for the Paris World Exhibition, and in 1968 he finished two large ceramic murals for the UNESCO buildings in Paris.  Originally involved with the Dadaists, from 1924-27 he completed 100 canvases i
Later in his life the architect Jose Luis Sert built him a namesake studio on the island of Majorca.  His The Reaper was painted for the Paris World Exhibition, and in 1968 he finished two large ceramic murals for the UNESCO buildings in Paris.  Originally involved with the Dadaists, from 1924-27 he completed 100 canvases in the "dream painting" and "imaginary landscape" styles including The Birth of the World.  He usually tried to work in the style of automatism, which explains the stick figure character of many of his works.  FTP identify this Catalan artist of The Lovers, The Carnival of Harlequin, and Dog Barking at the Moon, a Spanish Surrealist.
Later in his life the architect Jose Luis Sert built him a namesake studio on the island of Majorca.  
Joan Miro