- Artist: Antoni Tàpies
- Title: Cartas por la Teresa
- Year: 1974
- Image size: approx 13 1/4 x 11" (34 x 28cm)
- Details: full-page quadrichrome reproduction from Derrière Le Miroir 207, 1974
- Condition: pristine condition, no defects at all, excellent quality printing on heavy wove paper, text and/or images on verso, no show-through
- Ready to frame, mounted in a 18 x 14" (approx 45 x 35cm) antique white mount with backing board, using acid-free materials
- This print is shown in a dummy mount for display purposes. The finished mounted print will be neater.
- This listing is for the single print described – photos of the cover, title page, colophon etc are provided for reference purposes only
- Your order will be sent carefully packed, fully tracked and insured
- Please note: this is NOT an inkjet print, photograph, photocopy, postcard, or cheap reproduction of any kind. It is an authentic vintage print as shown and described, and will look fabulous when framed
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About Derrière Le Miroir
Derrière Le Miroir (DLM) was a famous
and prestigious art magazine published between 1946 and 1982 by the French
publisher and gallery owner Aimé Maeght. DLM was
celebrated for the original prints included in most issues, many of which have
appreciated considerably in value since their publication. Now, as then, DLM prints provide a
very affordable way to acquire real art by major artists.