Joan Miró paintings are characterised by their vivid colours, abstract forms and whimsical, dream-like imagery. Often inspired by Catalan folk art and Surrealism, his works, such as The Tilled Field and Blue I, blend organic shapes with playful symbolism. Miró’s paintings evoke a sense of childlike innocence, while exploring themes of the subconscious, freedom and human experience. Through his unique approach to abstraction, original Joan Miró paintings remain an influential force in 20th-century art.