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The rooster, a symbol of fertility, presented in flight, acts as divine messenger. Set against a feverishly coloured Mont-roig landscape, the organic, deformed figures of the farmer and his wife raise their arms in disorientation and panic, each with a misshapen, heavy leg anchoring them to the earth, the other atrophied and limp. The familiar rooster, also rooted to the ground and framed entirely by the saturated, searing red earth, is a figure of extreme fear and aggression.

If the interplay of lines and colours does not expose the inner drama of the creator, then it is nothing more than bourgeois entertainment. The forms expressed by an individual who is part of society must reveal the movement of a soul trying to escape the reality of the present, which is particularly ignoble today, in order to approach new realities, to offer other men the possibility of rising above the present If we do not attempt to discover the religious essence, the magic sense of things, we will do no more than add new sources of degradation to those already offered to the people today, which are beyond number' J.

It was about the time that the war broke out. I felt a deep desire to escape. I closed myself within myself purposely' J. Sweeney, op. Nature as inspiration is reinforced by the accompanying text in the magazine: ' This the eighth number of Verve devoted to the nature of France was entirely composed during the war '. The figure of the rooster dominates the landscape, more evocative of Mont-roig than the Normandy coast, his head tilted upwards, sharp beak open in a defiant cry. Red vibrates alongside green, while black, as a colour area liberated from its traditional function as shading and contour, acts as a perfect counterbalance.

Within the universal frame of reference, the airy blue of the expansive sky symbolises hope and peace. The Constellation series was begun there in January and completed in September Indeed their brilliant intensity rivals that of many of his works in oil.

Femme - by Joan Miro. Figures and Dog in front of the Sun - by Joan Miro. Harlequins Carnival - by Joan Miro. Head of a Woman - by Joan Miro. Maternity - by Joan Miro. Montroig Village and Church - by Joan Miro. Painting - by Joan Miro.

Personage - by Joan Miro. Personnages Oiseaux - by Joan Miro. Portrait iv - by Joan Miro. Self Portrait - by Joan Miro. Selfportrait - by Joan Miro. Siesta - by Joan Miro. Sobreteixim - by Joan Miro. The Birth of Day - by Joan Miro. The Birth of the World - by Joan Miro. The Bull Fight - by Joan Miro. The Escape Ladder - by Joan Miro. The Farm - by Joan Miro. The Gold of the Zzure - by Joan Miro.

The Red Disk - by Joan Miro. The Red Sun - by Joan Miro. The Skiing Lesson - by Joan Miro. The Table - by Joan Miro. The Tilled Field - by Joan Miro. Woman and Bird - by Joan Miro. Woman and Birds in the Night - by Joan Miro. Woman and Birds - by Joan Miro. Woman in front of the Sun - by Joan Miro. Woman - by Joan Miro.