Chillida on Miró

Eduardo Chillida first met Joan Miró in Paris in the late 1940s when both men and their wives were staying in the same hotel. Having become close friends, the two artists and their families would spend several months every summer with the Maeght family working in Saint-Paul, where there were a ceramic studio and a printing workshop. Looking at Miró’s work through Chillida’s eyes, this catalogue includes correspondence between the two men: letters, notes and poems that are testimony to a deep friendship.