Author: Joan Miró (1893-1983). Title: "Per un teatre a Catalunya" (For a Theater in Catalonia). Description: Color lithograph (HC) signed in pencil by the artist. With the Sala Gaspar watermark on coarse paper. A certificate of authenticity issued by Miguel Gaspar is included. This copy belongs to the "avant la lettre" (avant la lettre) edition, published by Sala Gaspar (Barcelona) and printed by Puresa (Barcelona). Reference: Catalog of Graphic Works Sala Gaspar, 1975, number 1606. Unframed dimensions: 75x56 cm. Work in good condition. Joan Miró's lithograph "Per un teatre a Catalunya" (For a Theater in Catalonia) was created in 1976 and was Miró's contribution to the Catalan cultural movement that sought to promote the Catalan language and culture during the Franco regime. The lithograph depicts an abstract stage with vibrant shapes and colors and contains elements suggestive of theater, such as curtains and the presence of characters on stage. The work's title, "Per un teatre a Catalunya," translates as "For a Theater in Catalonia," suggesting that Miró was supporting the idea of ​​building a theater in Catalonia that would promote Catalan culture. Miró's lithograph "Per un teatre a Catalunya" is in the permanent collection of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, Spain, and other major museums around the world.