Original Joan Miró lithograph printed by Arte, Paris in 1970 and documented under the authoritative Cramer 134 catalogue reference. This highly collectible limited-edition work is a strong example of Miró's celebrated graphic language, combining expressive forms, vibrant color, and imaginative abstraction that helped establish him as one of the leading figures of twentieth-century modern art. Professionally custom framed to museum standards and accompanied by complete authentication, provenance, and catalogue reference documentation.
Artwork Details
Artist: Joan Miró (1893-1983)
Medium: Original Color Lithograph
Date: 1970
Edition: Limited Edition
Printer: Arte, Paris
Paper: Wove Paper
Catalogue Reference: Cramer 134
Image Size: Approximately 38.1 × 27.9 cm
Condition: Excellent
Professionally Custom Framed
Includes Certificate of Authenticity, Provenance Documentation & Catalogue Reference
About the Work
Joan Miró is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, celebrated for his distinctive fusion of Surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, and visual poetry. Throughout his career, Miró developed an instantly recognizable artistic language characterized by expressive forms, spontaneous line work, vibrant color, and imaginative symbolism.
This original 1970 color lithograph represents a strong example of Miró's mature graphic style, demonstrating the playful yet sophisticated visual vocabulary for which he became internationally renowned. Dynamic abstract forms, expressive gestures, and carefully balanced composition showcase Miró's unique ability to create works that feel spontaneous while maintaining remarkable visual harmony.
Printed by the respected Arte presses in Paris and documented under the authoritative Cramer 134 catalogue reference, this work forms part of Miró's highly sought-after body of graphic art. Inclusion within the Cramer Catalogue Raisonné provides important scholarly documentation and further reinforces the artwork's place within the artist's celebrated printmaking career.
The combination of bold abstraction, refined printmaking, and recognized catalogue documentation makes this lithograph an outstanding opportunity for collectors seeking an authentic and well-documented work by one of the most important figures of modern art.
Today, original Miró lithographs remain among the most sought-after graphic works of the twentieth century, admired worldwide for their artistic innovation, historical importance, and enduring collector appeal.
Authentication & Provenance
This work is fully authenticated and accompanied by documentation supporting its provenance and long-term collectibility.
- Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Provenance Documentation
- Catalogue Reference Documentation (Cramer 134)
- Artwork Justification & Historical Information
- Gallery Authentication Materials
Museum-Quality Framing
The artwork is professionally custom framed using archival, museum-grade materials selected for both preservation and presentation.
- Solid Wood Frame
- Crescent® Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat
- Acid-Free Backing Materials
- Tru Vue® UV-Protective Anti-Glare Museum Glass
Each work is framed in-house according to professional gallery standards and arrives ready to display.
Please note: Frame selection is finalized after purchase and may vary based on availability and design preferences. Our gallery team is happy to assist with frame selection to complement your space and aesthetic.
Why Collect This Work
- Original Joan Miró Lithograph
- Printed by Arte, Paris
- Published in 1970
- Documented Under Cramer 134
- Recognized Catalogue Raisonné Reference
- Strong Example of Miró's Mature Graphic Style
- Important Twentieth-Century Modern Artwork
- Fully Authenticated with Provenance Documentation
- Professionally Framed to Museum Standards
- Ready for Display and Collecting
- Work by One of the Most Influential Artists of the Modern Era
An exceptional original Joan Miró lithograph documented under the recognized Cramer 134 catalogue reference. Professionally framed and accompanied by comprehensive gallery documentation, this highly collectible work represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire an original work by one of the leading figures of twentieth-century modern art.
