Joan Miro (1893-1983) - Terres de grand feu

Joan MIRO (1893-1983) Original double-page lithograph - Maeght 1963 - Derrière le Miroir No. 139-140 - “Terres de grand feu”, in excellent condition, framed, unsigned, unnumbered.

Lithograph dimensions: 38 cm x 56 cm (slight original vertical fold at the center of the sheet)

Dimensions with frame: 40 cm x 60 cm
DLM published in June 1963 for the exhibition “Terres de grand feu” produced by Miró with Artigas and presented at Galerie Maeght. Text by André Pieyre de Mandiargues. 28 unbound pages. 6 color original lithographs, including 4 on double-page, 1 on a triple-page, and 3 reproductions in black. Original printing.

Short biographical excerpt:

Joan Miró was born in 1893 in Barcelona, a city of culture. Son of a craftsman, highly gifted and interested in art, he trained at a free academy where he discovered the Fauves and the Post-Impressionists, i.e., a painting full of color! Miró arrived in Paris after the Great War, in 1920.

André Breton described Miró as “the most surrealist of us.” Miró expresses his provocative contempt for painting and his desire to kill it and to assassinate it in favor of new means of expression. He participated in the Surrealism exhibition in 1947 at Galerie Maeght, which has since exhibited him every year; it became his exclusive gallery, his publisher, his printer. Joan Miró won the 1954 Print Prize at the Venice Biennale.

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