Joan Miro (1893-1983) - Flux de l'Aimant V (Magnetic Flow No. 5), 1964






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Joan Miró, Flux de l'Aimant V (Magnetic Flow No. 5), 1964, original drypoint etching, edition 41/75, 610 × 505 mm, hand signed, Spain origin, period 1960–1970, in good condition.
Description from the seller
Joan Miro (1893-1983)
Description : Free-flowing lines dance across the composition in this whimsical work. In physics, magnetic flux (or magnetic flow) is the term used to describe the total amount of magnetic field in a given region. The term flux was chosen because the power of a magnet appears to "flow" out of a magnet at one pole and return to the other pole in a circulating pattern. To René Char and Joan Miró, Flux de l'aimant (Magnetic Flow) is a metaphor for something else, a stab at understanding and visualizing the way that poetry and art work upon those who experience them as electricity works upon magnetic fields.
In this work, Miró hints at the circulating pattern of magnetic flux, creating a work with a sense of spherical motion. Spiraling lines in the upper center create a circular vortex that draws the viewer in while a long, curved line swoops down from the right to convey a larger, elliptical form. To the left, Miró utilizes sharp angles to create jagged points reminiscent of a lobster's pincers. The entire piece appears as if composed from one long, flowing line, for the forms appear continuous and connected as they seamlessly merge together.
Title : Flux de l'Aimant V (Magnetic Flow No. 5), 1964
Reference : Dupin 376
Medium: Original Drypoint Etching
Hand signed and a Very RARE find
Mounted Size : 610mm x 505mm
Edition : Numbered 41 from the edition of 75 in pencil in the lower left [from the total edition of 95 copies (75 signed and numbered on Rives vellum paper; 20 copies annotated H.C. numbered I to XX)]; published by Maeght éditeur, Paris and printed by Maeght, Levallois-Perret.
A fine investment for a collector of 20th century contemporary Spanish art by a sought after artist. Please Note that the frame and glazing are for display purposes only. Due to the fragile nature and likely damage it will be posted flat.
Condition: In good condition
Please view all images as these form part of the description. Please note that the images of the artwork showing it framed is for display purposes ONLY. You will just receive the sheet packed flat or rolled in a tube.
Postage via UPS or DHL.
Will be professionally wrapped using quality materials.
Seller's Story
Joan Miro (1893-1983)
Description : Free-flowing lines dance across the composition in this whimsical work. In physics, magnetic flux (or magnetic flow) is the term used to describe the total amount of magnetic field in a given region. The term flux was chosen because the power of a magnet appears to "flow" out of a magnet at one pole and return to the other pole in a circulating pattern. To René Char and Joan Miró, Flux de l'aimant (Magnetic Flow) is a metaphor for something else, a stab at understanding and visualizing the way that poetry and art work upon those who experience them as electricity works upon magnetic fields.
In this work, Miró hints at the circulating pattern of magnetic flux, creating a work with a sense of spherical motion. Spiraling lines in the upper center create a circular vortex that draws the viewer in while a long, curved line swoops down from the right to convey a larger, elliptical form. To the left, Miró utilizes sharp angles to create jagged points reminiscent of a lobster's pincers. The entire piece appears as if composed from one long, flowing line, for the forms appear continuous and connected as they seamlessly merge together.
Title : Flux de l'Aimant V (Magnetic Flow No. 5), 1964
Reference : Dupin 376
Medium: Original Drypoint Etching
Hand signed and a Very RARE find
Mounted Size : 610mm x 505mm
Edition : Numbered 41 from the edition of 75 in pencil in the lower left [from the total edition of 95 copies (75 signed and numbered on Rives vellum paper; 20 copies annotated H.C. numbered I to XX)]; published by Maeght éditeur, Paris and printed by Maeght, Levallois-Perret.
A fine investment for a collector of 20th century contemporary Spanish art by a sought after artist. Please Note that the frame and glazing are for display purposes only. Due to the fragile nature and likely damage it will be posted flat.
Condition: In good condition
Please view all images as these form part of the description. Please note that the images of the artwork showing it framed is for display purposes ONLY. You will just receive the sheet packed flat or rolled in a tube.
Postage via UPS or DHL.
Will be professionally wrapped using quality materials.
