The catalogue raisonné of Miró’s ceramical work is a sequel to the four volume catalogue of his prints and the six volumes of his paintings and the volume of his sculptures. It has been produced by Joan Punyet Miró and Joan Gardy Artigas. It consists of a single volume in English, containing 570 reproductions —most of them in colour— of all Miró’s ceramics, from the first painted vases from 1941, to the final monumental ceramic walls from 1981. All these pieces are unique, always done in stoneware or earthenware, and fired in wood kilns. Comprehensive details are given for each ceramic: title, year of production, medium, materials, dimensions, with indication of signature, owner, provenance, the principal exhibitions it has appeared in and the main publications in which it has been reproduced.

Considered one of the great artists of the 20th century, Miró has bequeathed us a definitive body of work whose influence has continued to grow over the years. This book not only details his pictorial output but also looks at the artist's incursion into areas as diverse as graphic work, ceramics, sculpture, tapestry and theatre. 

The catalogue raisonné of Miró’s sculptural work is a sequel to the four-volume catalogue of his prints and the six volumes of his paintings. It has been produced by Emilio Fernández Miró and Pilar Ortega Chapel.
It consists of a single volume in English, containing 440 reproductions —most of them in colour— of all Miró’s sculptures, from the first constructions in wood in 1928 to the final bronzes in 1982. The majority of these pieces are in bronze, sometimes painted, while others are in iron, cement, synthetic resin or consist of found objects.
Comprehensive details are given for each sculpture: title,year of production, medium, materials, foundry, dimensions, number of casts, owner, provenance, the principal exhibitions it has appeared in and the main publications which it has been reproduced.

A collection of monographs on this century s most outstanding artists. The text, especially conceived as a synthesis, analyses both the life and times of each artist and the works selected.