JOAN MIRO' Espriu (Plate IV) 1975 Etching, Aquatint and Carborundum on Guarro paper (with Sala Gaspar watermark) Sheet: 86.2 x 70.5 cm ( with full margins ) Edition of 50 Hand-signed in pencil lower right and numbered lower left Printed by J.J. Torralba, Barcelona and published by Sala Gaspar, Barcelona (with their blind stamp) Literature / Catalogue Raisonné :
 This work is fully documented and referenced in the below Catalogue Raisonnés (copies will be enclosed as added documentation ) - Cramer - Miró, The Illustrated Books - listed as no. 197 and illustrated - Dupin - Miró Engraver Vol. III 1973-1975 - listed as no. 872 and illustrated
 Historical Notes: Created to accompany a book of poems titled ‘Espriu-Miró’ by Salvador Espriu, this work embodies the words of the poet who was known to write about his homeland of Spain. With a figure dominating the composition, the emphasis is on the figure featured that is highlighted in bright colors and high relief. Given Salvador Espriu’s fascination with the human condition and experience, it is a fascinating interpretation of his work by Miró, showcasing his imaginative and mysterious artistic mind. Historical Photo: Joan Miró with Salvador Espriu at Sala Gaspar in 1975. (Photo credits: Antonio Orzaez) Condition Report: Excellent condition, the full sheet