Decorative Plaster Sculpture – 1950s, In The Style Of Joan Miró

A unique decorative plaster sculpture from the 1950s, depicting a stylized fish in a composition characterized by free-form, expressive shapes.

The silhouette, deliberately simplified and asymmetrical, is distinguished by an interplay of organic volumes and openings that lend the piece an almost surrealistic quality. The plaster material, with its irregular surface and subtle patina, reinforces the unique character of this creation.

The work evokes the poetic world of Joan Miró, particularly through its formal language imbued with freedom, its biomorphic forms, and its playful approach to sculpture. Without seeking naturalistic representation, the artist prioritizes here the expressiveness of the line and the power of the silhouette.

A piece with character, straddling the line between modern sculpture and decorative art, which will naturally find its place in an interior attuned to 1950s design and modern art.

Period : 1950s
Style: Modernist, in the style of Joan Miró
Materials: Plaster

Dimensions: 43 cm x 20 cm

Keywords: Sculpture, fish, plaster, 1950s, Joan Miró, modern art, modernist sculpture, abstract art, surrealism, organic forms, vintage design, animal sculpture, decorative object, 20th-century art.