An authentic and vibrant original color lithograph by the acclaimed Spanish Surrealist master, Joan Miró (1893-1983). This particular piece, referred to as "Untitled" or "Plate IV" (Mourlot 860; Cramer 160), is a striking example of the artist's mature graphic style, originally created to accompany the first volume of his catalogue raisonné.

The composition is characterized by Miró's signature spontaneous use of line and color, featuring bold, organic black forms that organize the space, punctuated by dynamic splashes of red, blue, green, and yellow ink. This interplay of forms evokes an intimate and playful universe, representative of a key figure in 20th-century modern art whose works are held in major museum collections worldwide.

This work captures the lyrical abstraction and visual rhythm that defined Miró's career, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of the master printers at Atelier Mourlot in Paris, who executed the edition in 1972. The lithograph is presented in excellent condition and housed within a complementary contemporary frame.

Key Details

• Artist: Joan Miró (Spanish, 1893–1983)
• Title: Untitled, from Lithographe I (also known as Plate IV)
• Medium: Original color lithograph on paper
• Year: 1972
• Publisher/Printer: Alain C. Mazo, Maeght, Paris, and Polígrafa, Barcelona; printed by Mourlot, Paris
• Catalogue References: Mourlot 860; Cramer 160
• Edition Size: This impression is from the unnumbered edition of approximately 1,500 copies. (Note: Signed and numbered deluxe editions also exist).
• Condition: Very good vintage condition; no defects noted (examine photos for full details).
• Framing: Presented in a black contemporary frame.
• Dimensions: H:29in W:22in