This singular work features Miró's iconic style, characterized by simplified forms, playful lines, and an intuitive use of negative space. The dynamic figure in the composition reflects Miró's unique approach to abstraction, blending organic shapes with surrealism. The fluidity of the ink creates a sense of movement, making the figure appear as though it is dancing across the paper.

Personnage has a distinguished provenance, having passed through renowned galleries such as Galerie Hirschl & Adler in New York and John Berggruen Gallery in San Francisco, before becoming part of a private collection in the UK. Certified by J. Dupin, this piece is an exceptional example of Miró's work from the mid-1930s, a period marked by innovation and experimentation in his artistic career.