"This lithograph was produced at the famed Atelier Mourlot in Paris, where Miró worked for over two decades alongside master printer Jean Célestin ? a partnership that produced more than 1,000 lithographs and helped define Miró's graphic legacy."

This original lithograph created in 1956 by Miro ,  printed by Mourlot, Paris

Condition: Excellent,  never framed. (double sheet with center crease)

“Please refer to the attached pictures for the details about the condition of the item"

Full Margin: approx 14.5" x 9" (37cmx23cm)

Suitable for framing

Reverse: Blank

Shipping: USPS First Class.

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"Miró took up lithography in 1939 on the encouragement of his friend Georges Braque ? a casual suggestion that launched one of the most prolific printmaking careers of the 20th century. Miró considered printmaking a fully independent art form, not a secondary copy of his paintings ? an approach that earned him the Grand Prize for Graphic Work at the 1954 Venice Biennale. Today, his lithographs represent the vast majority of his work available to collectors."