A complete set of three original color double lithographs by Joan Miró, created in 1971. Each work in the series was printed under the direction of Adrien Maeght at the renowned Arte Press in Paris (Sur les presses d’Arte, Adrien Maeght, à Paris, 1971), and together they form a cohesive and highly collectible presentation of Miró’s iconic visual language.
Unified by period, publisher, and technique, this set reflects Miró’s masterful use of abstraction, gesture, and vibrant color—offering a rare opportunity to acquire a complete grouping intended to be experienced as a curated ensemble.
Printed on heavy woven paper, each composition demonstrates the artist’s distinctive balance of spontaneity and precision, hallmarks of his enduring influence on modern and contemporary art.
Authentication & Documentation
Each work in the set includes a full suite of gallery-prepared documentation, provided at no additional cost:
- Gallery Certificate of Authenticity
- Provenance documentation
- Individual color authentication paperwork for each piece
Museum-Quality Custom Framing
Each lithograph is professionally custom framed by Modern Now™ using archival, exhibition-grade materials:
- Solid wood moulding
- Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™
- Acid-free backing
- Tru Vue™ UV-protective, anti-glare Museum Glass
All three works are framed to complement one another as a cohesive installation, ensuring a museum-quality presentation suitable for a structured gallery wall.
Please Note
Frames are selected upon purchase and may be subject to variation. Our design team is available to work with you to ensure each piece is framed in harmony, maintaining a unified and balanced presentation tailored to your space.
