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Sala Gaspar 1968
Item Code: JM-sala68-p-sp
Lithograph
Signed
Signed in plate
Height (cm)
77
Width (cm)
55
Date of Work
1968
Original signed in plate lithographic poster for a Joan Miro exhibit at the Sala Gaspar museum in Barcelona.
The 1968 show exhibited specific works of listed Spanish artist Miró published in two books: 1967’s Joan Miró i Catalunya and 1968’s Les Esséncies de la Terra (The Essences of the Earth).
The print depicts the cover of Joan Miró i Catalunya, as well as black text in Catalan, against a field of orange.
The 1968 show exhibited specific works of listed Spanish artist Miró published in two books: 1967’s Joan Miró i Catalunya and 1968’s Les Esséncies de la Terra (The Essences of the Earth).
The print depicts the cover of Joan Miró i Catalunya, as well as black text in Catalan, against a field of orange.
Miró was born in Barcelona in 1893, but from his mid-20s spent much of his time in Paris. His early work was influenced by various movements – Fauvism, Cubism and Dadaism – but he was particularly associated with the Surrealists. Miró stood apart from other members of the movement, innovating in the field of abstraction while using none of the superficial devices of the other Surrealists.Drawing on his universe of signs and symbols, he was able to create a world populated by strange configurations in vivid colours. He made many prints throughout his career and in 1954 he was given the Venice Biennale print making prize. The Foundation Joan Miró was opened in 1975 overlooking Barcelona. He died in 1983.
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