| Cubist Joan |
| Joan of art |
| MoMA holding |
| Muralist Joan |
| Catalan artist |
| Cubist pioneer |
| Spanish painter |
| Artist Joan ___ |
| Catalan painter |
| Surrealist Joan |
| Harvard muralist |
| Spanish ceramist |
| Painter Joan ___ |
| Spanish muralist |
| Dali contemporary |
| Catalan surrealist |
| Compatriot of Dali |
| Fantastical artist |
| Leading surrealist |
| Painter from Spain |
| Calder contemporary |
| Surrealist painter. |
| Spanish surrealist. |
| In Reverse" painter |
| Braque contemporary |
| Picasso contemporary |
| Abstract artist Joan |
| Spanish Superrealist |
| Catalan painter Joan |
| Grattage pioneer Joan |
| Spanish muralist Joan |
| Barcelona-born artist |
| Blue II" painter Joan |
| Blue II" painter, 1961 |
| Dutch Interior" artist |
| The Farm" painter Joan |
| Barcelona-born painter |
| Painter from Barcelona |
| Male artist named Joan |
| Inspiration for Calder |
| Dutch Interior" painter |
| The Farm" painter, 1921 |
| Artist Joan, from Spain |
| Catalan surrealist Joan |
| Catalan-born Surrealist |
| Contemporary of Chagall |
| Spanish artist Joan ___ |
| Surrealist painter Joan |
| Barcelona-born muralist |
| Spanish surrealist Joan |
| Spanish painter Joan ___ |
| Painter born in Barcelona |
| Surrealist from Barcelona |
| Picasso contemporary Joan |
| The Tilled Field" painter |
| Barcelona-born surrealist |
| Artist Joan from Barcelona |
| Ultramodern Spanish artist |
| Spanish Surrealist painter |
| 'Catalan Landscape' painter |
| Spanish author: 1879–1930 |
| Focus of a Barcelona museum |
| 20th-century Spanish painter |
| Catalan painter and sculptor |
| Spanish novelist Gabriel ___ |
| Dutch Interior" painter Joan |
| Magnetic Fields" artist Joan |
| Subject of a Barcelona museum |
| Harlequin's Carnival" painter |
| Harlequin's Carnival," for one |
| Personages With Stars" painter |
| The Tilled Field" painter Joan |
| The Birth of the World" painter |
| Triptych Bleu I, II, III," e.g. |
| Barcelona's Joan ___ Foundation |
| Friend and influencer of Calder |
| Spanish surrealist painter Joan |
| Still Life with Old Shoe" artist |
| Carnival of Harlequin" surrealist |
| Head of a Catalan Peasant" painter |
| Harlequin's Carnival" painter Joan |
| Painter of "Dog Barking at the Moon |
| ''Dog Barking at the Moon'' painter |
| He painted "Dog Barking at the Moon |
| The Birth of the World" painter Joan |
| Dog Barking at the Moon" artist Joan |
| Dog Barking at the Moon" painter Joan |
| Catalan Landscape (The Hunter)" artist |
| Dog Barking at the Moon" painter, 1926 |
| The Farm" or "Still Life With Old Shoe |
| The Hunter (Catalan Landscape)" painter |
| The World Trade Center Tapestry" artist |
| Horse, Pipe, and Red Flower" painter Joan |
| Still Life with Coffee Mill" painter Joan |
| Joan who painted "Dog Barking at the Moon |
| Catalan Landscape (The Hunter) painter |
| A Barcelona museum is dedicated to his work |
| Ceramic muralist for the Unesco building in Paris |
| Barcelona-born painter of "Dog Barking at the Moon |
| Artist who advocated the "assassination of painting |
| Artist given the 1958 Guggenheim International Award |
| People at Night, Guided by the Phosphorescent Tracks of Snails" painter Joan |