Joan Miró (1893-1983), Atribuido - Sin titulo






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The Spanish postal envelope titled “Sin titulo” dates from 1962 and bears an unsigned ink composition attributed to Joan Miró, with the attribution unconfirmed.
Description from the seller
Envelope addressed to Jacques Blot, bearing the Son Abrines return address and a color composition
Postal envelope with Spanish stamps and postmarks, addressed to Monsieur et Madame Jacques Blot in Évreux, France. The reverse bears the printed return address “SON ABRINES · CALAMAYOR · PALMA DE MALLORCA,” corresponding to Joan Miró’s residence.
The reverse features a composition in black, red, blue, and green, whose authorship is being assessed. No identifiable signature is visible on the photographed sides.
Family provenance:
According to the story passed down in the family, Jacques Blot, the envelope’s recipient, gave it to the current owner’s father as a token of friendship, probably in the late 1960s. They met while the father was working at a Spanish consular office in Bonn, Germany. The envelope has remained in the family ever since.
No documentation of the gift, invoice, or certificate of authenticity has been preserved. The attribution of the handwriting and composition to Joan Miró has not been confirmed by a specialist or by ADOM.
Condition:
The paper shows yellowing, folds, small stains, and wear along the edges and corners, all visible in the photographs. Images of both sides and details of the composition, return address, and postal markings are provided.
Only the photographed envelope is offered; no letter or contents are included.
Envelope addressed to Jacques Blot, bearing the Son Abrines return address and a color composition
Postal envelope with Spanish stamps and postmarks, addressed to Monsieur et Madame Jacques Blot in Évreux, France. The reverse bears the printed return address “SON ABRINES · CALAMAYOR · PALMA DE MALLORCA,” corresponding to Joan Miró’s residence.
The reverse features a composition in black, red, blue, and green, whose authorship is being assessed. No identifiable signature is visible on the photographed sides.
Family provenance:
According to the story passed down in the family, Jacques Blot, the envelope’s recipient, gave it to the current owner’s father as a token of friendship, probably in the late 1960s. They met while the father was working at a Spanish consular office in Bonn, Germany. The envelope has remained in the family ever since.
No documentation of the gift, invoice, or certificate of authenticity has been preserved. The attribution of the handwriting and composition to Joan Miró has not been confirmed by a specialist or by ADOM.
Condition:
The paper shows yellowing, folds, small stains, and wear along the edges and corners, all visible in the photographs. Images of both sides and details of the composition, return address, and postal markings are provided.
Only the photographed envelope is offered; no letter or contents are included.
