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Farm, a painting by Joan Mir ó, is now in the National Gallery of art in Washington, USA.

Joan Mir ó was born on April 20 in monteroig, talagona, near Barcelona, Spain. It is a bridge of cultural exchanges between the East and the west, a cradle of Roman style, deeply influenced by the Italian Renaissance, and the first place to accept modern art. It is the country where Picasso and Dali were born. In Paris, he not only kept close contact with artists and poets including Picasso, but also got along well with Hemingway, an American writer living in Paris as a journalist. He and Hemingway often went to the same boxing ring to practice boxing and formed a deep friendship. Hemingway, a poor man, in order to help Milo in trouble, once collected 5000 francs to buy Milo's early important works

Farm

(1921-1922). This is a 132 cm high and 147 cm wide oil painting on canvas, which is now in the National Gallery of art in Washington, USA. The blue sky in the picture and the eucalyptus trees stretching to the sky occupy the top half of the picture, which is very dazzling. The people working on the farm, as well as the land, corn, houses, horses, buckets and snails, are mainly concentrated in the lower part of the picture, showing a simple and intimate scene. Milo's elaborate conception of the overall layout of the picture and the ingenious arrangement of the details are obviously influenced by Rousseau's paintings. The scenery in the farm also reflects Milo's nostalgia for his hometown life. Milo's early works are often related to the local