Original color lithograph from the issue “Derrière L' Miroir” No. 148, 1964.
An expressive lithograph combining abstract symbols, floating figures, and impulsive lines. Miro creates his own poetic alphabet, where shapes and colors engage in a rhythmic dialogue. The work is filled with a sense of movement, energy, and spontaneity — characteristic of the artist's mature period.
Color lithograph printed at the Mourlot Freres workshop, Paris.
Joan Miro (1893 - 1983) Spanish Suprematist artist who experimented with various techniques such as painting, graphic art, sculpture, and ceramics. His work is often interpreted as abstract, with elements of surrealism. Miro's lithographs, particularly those published in Derrière L' Miroir, are highly sought after by collectors.