L’été (Summer) is a striking example of Joan Miró’s drawing-poems, where words and imagery intertwine to create a lyrical composition. Created in 1937, this piece reflects Miró’s fascination with the subconscious, childhood expression, and Catalan culture. Though later celebrated for his abstract style, Miró’s early influences - Fauvism, Cubism, and Expressionism - are evident in his use of bold lines and organic forms. L’été captures the artist’s signature balance between spontaneity and structure, offering a poetic glimpse into his ever-evolving artistic vision.