The Table By Joan Miro

Lisa888 | 20:15 Fri 08th Sep 2017 | Arts & Literature

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What can be said about the subject matter/imagery of this still life painting?
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The subject matter is old fashioned for its time, reminiscent of the still life paintings favoured by the Victorian gentry for their dining rooms, such as this one:
https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/still-life-with-pheasant-partridge-and-duck-2290

Miro has tried to put a modern twist to it by the use of cubism, popularised by Picasso but the subject matter is out of step with the 1920s fashion and style - maybe that was the point the artist was trying to make.

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So what could I say about the meaning or theme behind it, like what does it symbolise?

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