Miró's "The Farm," 100 Years Later
Joan Miró finished The Farm, his first masterpiece, 100 years ago. To celebrate, curator Harry Cooper and Joan Punyet Miró, Miró's grandson, get together to tell the tale of this seminal painting from their perches at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and Miró's farm in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain. From Pablo Picasso in Paris to Ernest Hemingway in Cuba, you won't want to miss the epic journey of Miró and his beloved The Farm. Plan your visit to Miró's family farm in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain.
Discover more
Video: Inside the Corcoran’s Incredible Art Collection
From 1869 to 2014, the Corcoran Gallery of Art was one of the oldest art museums in the United States, reflecting the country’s move from the ashes of the Civil War into the 21st century.
Video: Oddly Satisfying: Cakes Inspired by Wayne Thiebaud
Indulge your senses as an amazing baker delves into the delectable world of Wayne Thiebaud's iconic Cakes still-life painting.
Video: Impressionist Art Screensaver
Transform your screen into a painting with art from our 2024 exhibition, Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment.