Joan Miro 1971 Double Lithograph – Limited Edition, Framed

Original Joan Miró double lithograph from 1971, printed under the direction of Adrien Maeght at Arte Press in Paris. A refined example of Miró’s mature abstract language, professionally framed to museum standards and accompanied by full documentation.

• Original double lithograph, 1971
• Artist: Joan Miró
• Printed under the direction of Adrien Maeght, Paris
• Printed at Arte Press
• Limited edition
• Printed on heavy wove paper
• Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
• Includes certificate of authenticity & provenance

About the Work

This 1971 lithograph reflects Joan Miró’s distinctive visual vocabulary, combining expressive line, symbolic form, and vibrant color. Produced during a mature phase of his printmaking practice, the composition demonstrates the balance of spontaneity and control that defines his work.

Printed under the direction of Adrien Maeght, a central figure in modern print publishing, the work carries strong historical and artistic significance within the context of postwar European art.

Authentication & Provenance

This work is fully authenticated and accompanied by complete gallery documentation, providing a clear and verifiable record of provenance.

• Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
• Provenance documentation
• Supporting authentication materials

These materials ensure the integrity of the work and support its long-term collectibility.

Presentation & Framing

The artwork is professionally custom framed using archival, museum-grade materials to ensure both preservation and refined presentation.

• Solid wood moulding
• Crescent™ acid-free museum rag mat
• Acid-free backing
• Tru Vue™ UV-protection anti-glare museum glass

Each piece is framed in-house to gallery standards. Frame style may be customized upon request.

Why This Piece

• Original Miró lithograph from a mature period
• Printed under Adrien Maeght, a key figure in modern printmaking
• Strong representation of Miró’s abstract language
• Versatile composition suited for modern interiors

A well-presented example, increasingly desirable from this period of Miró’s work.