Original colour lithograph
Derriere Le Miroir no. 164-165, 1967
Printed by Mourlot for Galerie Maeght in Paris on the occasion of the artist’s exhibition
Vellum on paper
In excellent condition
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Joan Miró, Assassinat de la peinture, 1967
Joan Miro (Spanish/Catalan) 1893 – 1983 was a Spanish painter best known for his works that combine the abstract and the surreal. His art is energetic, even childlike, composed of abstract shapes and bold colours. Place and emotion were important to his spontaneous panting style and travels from Spain to Paris to New York had a marked influence on his work. Miro’s paintings and sculptures display his rebelliousness and contempt for the conventional, creating his own unique artistic language that makes him one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.