A creature in the foreground of this painting is drawn from Apollinaire's evocation of Merlin in his poem "The Decaying Magician."  
A creature in the foreground of this painting is drawn from Apollinaire's evocation of Merlin in his poem "The Decaying Magician."  A photo of this painting by Jose Maria Hinojosa was accompanied by dream texts by Michel Leiris and Max Morise in the fifth edition of La Revolution surrealiste.  A diagonal line running down the right of this canvas casts the rear of an ox into darkness.  The folded newspaper with the word "Jour" on it in the foreground of this painting is partially obscured by a lizard wearing a conical hat.  A large ear protrudes from the tree which dominates the right-hand side of this canvas.  The house in the background of this painting is similar to that of the artist's (*) The Farm, painted two years earlier.  The flags of France, Spain and the artist's home region of Catalonia can be seen in this painting.  For 10 points, name this Joan Miro painting of the title agricultural plot.
A creature in the foreground of this painting is drawn from Apollinaire's evocation of Merlin in his poem "The Decaying Magician."  
The Tilled Field [or Terre labouree]