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JOAN MIRO Album 19, 1963

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This is a unique printer's proof of the woodcut image created by Joan Miró for the exhibition of the Album 19 at Sala Gaspar, Barcelona, in 1963. Published by Sala Gaspar and printed by Maeght, this proof is notable for being without text and is one of only a few available. It is printed on rice paper. Please inquire for a full condition report.

The Album 19 at Sala Gaspar refers to a collection of works by Joan Miró exhibited at Sala Gaspar, a renowned gallery in Barcelona, in 1963. This exhibition was part of a series of annual art albums published by the gallery. The albums typically featured original prints, often in limited editions, showcasing the works of prominent artists. The 1963 edition, Album 19, included a series of prints by Miró, reflecting his distinctive style and artistic innovations.

Details

Sku: CB6439

Artist: Joan Miro

Title: Album 19

Year: 1963

Signed: No

Medium: Woodcut

Edition Size: Unknown

Framed: No

Frame Suggestion: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.

Condition: B-: Good Condition, signs of handling and age

Supplemental Condition Information: There are paper breaks throughout but only visible from the verso. The thickness of the inks removes any traces of crease on the image itself.

Dimensions

Paper Size: 25.75 x 19 inches ( 65 x 48 cm )

Image Size: 25.75 x 19 inches ( 65 x 48 cm )

JOAN MIRO Album 19, 1963

$1,500

About the Artist

Joan Miro

Joan Miró created simple shapes, lines, and symbols that feel playful and open. His work does not describe specific things, but it suggests movement, imagination, and feeling. Miró showed that art does not need to explain itself. He trusted intuition over rules and allowed viewers to bring their own meaning. This made abstract art feel approachable rather than rigid or serious.
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"JOAN MIRO Album 19, 1963"

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