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Joan Miró: 1966-1969

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Miró 1961 / Miró 1963 / Miró 1963-65 / Miró Flux (1964) / Miro Ubu Roi / Miró 1966-69 /
Miró Sans le Soleil / Miró Sans le Soleil 2 / Miró Sans le Soleil 3
Miró 1970-73 / Miró Lezard (1971) / Miró Beasts (1972) / Miró Lithographs (1972) / Miro 1974-79 / Miró Lithographe 2 1975
Miró Lapidari 1981

Heroic Poetry: Brinkman / Frankenthaler / Mitchell / Motherwell / Nevelson / Tàpies
The late 1960s saw an incredible creative burst from Miró centering on printmaking. Commenting once upon a book that argued that Aimé Maeght was a slave-driver who ordered Miró to produce many prints during the late 1960s and early 1970s, Jean Frémon of Galerie Maeght and Galerie Lelong laughed and said that the case was quite the reverse: that Aimé Maeght urgerd Miró not to produce so many lithographs because he feared that the art market could not absorb them all. Miró's concession was to agree to spread the publication of these prints out over a number of years but their making went on without a pause.
Bouquets de reves pour pour Leila (M. 546). Original color lithograph, 1964-67. Edition unknown. Published in the deluxe art review XXe Siecle in 1964. In 1967, 150 additional impressions were published in the livre d'artiste, Bouquet de Reves pour Neila. Image size: 315x241mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Compostion for Derrière le Miroir (M. 507). Original color lithograph, 1967. Published in a special number of this deluxe art review dedicated to Miró. Image size: 380x280mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Compostion for Derrière le Miroir (M. 508). Original color lithograph, 1967. Published in a special number of this deluxe art review dedicated to Miró. Image size: 380x280mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Woman and Bird in Torment (M. 510). Original color lithograph, 1967. 75 signed and numbered mpressions (of which ours is n. 7/75) published in Paris by Maeght Editeur plus c. 1500 unsigned impressions published in Derrière le Miroir n. 164-65. Ours is a brilliant impression of this deconstructed woman being eyed by a bird (angry, perhaps, for reasons unknown). A poem in DLM by André Frénaud describes the pair as "two fabulous birds." Image size: 500x660mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.

Despite the image, the paper is uniformly white throughout.
Astre et fumée / Star and Smoke (Dupin 424). Original color aquatint and etching with carborundum, 1967. 75 signed and numbered impressions on Mandeure rag paper printed by Arte Adrien Maeght and published by Maeght éditeur, Paris. One of Miró's most important prints, this work was selected by the Museum of Modern Art's Riva Castleman as the only Miró included in Modern Art in Prints (NY: MoMA, 1973), p. 39, an exhibition that was shown at MoMA before touring in the Far East, Australia, and New Zealand. Castleman wrote of this work, "Liquid washes form the smoky passages that swirl around the crusty star-disks. Raspy linear jottings are magical messages in a code devised by the artist. This abstract, placeless composition is typical of the abandoned gaiety of Miró's inventively modern spirit." She adds, "Spontaneity and rhythms were basic factors in the artistic developments occurring in the decade after World War II. Miró displays in his work the roots from which some of these developments grew." Image size: 750x560mm. Price: SOLD.
L'equarisseur à l'ouvrage / The wood-squarer at work (M. 584). Original color lithograph, 1968. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum. Published by Maeght Editeur. An excellent impression with fresh colors. Image size: 550x550mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Fissures IIa (Dupin 466, Cramer 130). Original color soft varnish-etching and aquatint, 1969.75 signed & numbered impressions plus 20 HC impressions. Ours is a printer's proof on BFK Rives. Published by Maeght, Paris; our impression comes from the widow of the printer, Robert Dutrou, one of Miró's favorite collaborators. Image size: 195x290mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Chevaucheé Brun / Horseback ride—brown (M. 608). Original color lithograph, 1969. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum. Published by Maeght Editeur. Included in numerous museum shows including the 6-city 1984 Japanese Miro retrospective and the Musée Mandet retrospective of Miró's prints. An important work. Image size: 845x605mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
Chevaucheé Vert, Violet, Brun / Horseback ride—green, violet, brown (M. 611). Original color lithograph, 1969. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum. Published by Maeght Editeur. Illustrated in Indelible Miró. Image size: 845x605mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
The Ployglot Man: Sable (M. 604). Original color lithograph, 1969. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum. Published by Maeght Editeur. This work has been included in the 1988 Miró retrospectives in Fécamp and Tarascon. Illustrated in Indelible Miró. Image size: 845x661mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
The Mesmerizer: Orange (M. 600). Original color lithograph, 1969. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum. Published by Maeght Editeur. Image size: 845x661mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.
The Taciturn Majorcan (M. 595). Original color lithograph, 1969. 75 signed & numbered impressions on Rives vellum plus several HC impressions, of which ours is one. Published by Maeght Editeur. One of Miró's most beautiful lithographs, with a small restored area where a small abrasion is now visible only through a magnifier or at very close range. Barely visible handling crease across very bottom of the sheet. Image size: 845x661mm. Price: SOLD.
Mannequin Parade en Chine / Mannequin Parade in China (M. 632). Original color lithograph, 1969-1973. 75 signed & numbered impressions. This print has been included in numerous museum shows & illustrated in several museum catalogs of Miró's graphic works, including a 1984 retrospective that toured six cities in Japan\ & the 1990 Musée Mandet Miró print exhibit. One of of Miró's most important prints and one of his largest. Image size: 1260x865mm. Price: SOLD.

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