JOAN MIRÓ
Plate VI from Espriu, 1975
Etching and Aquatint with Carborundum in Color on Guarro.
Height: 41.25 in. (104.8 cm.)
Width: 35.25 in. (89.54 cm.)
Width: 35.25 in. (89.54 cm.)
This work is Edition 5 of 50
This work is hand-signed by Joan Miró in pencil in lower right margin.
Copyright The Artist
This artwork, Plate VI from Espriu, is significant and was created by the renowned artist Joan Miró. It was crafted as an accompaniment to the poetry collection Espriu-Miró, authored by...
This artwork, Plate VI from Espriu, is significant and was created by the renowned artist Joan Miró. It was crafted as an accompaniment to the poetry collection Espriu-Miró, authored by Salvador Espriu, a writer known for his profound exploration of Spain and the human condition. Miró's interpretation of Espriu's words manifests in this piece, which features a prominent, mustached figure dominating the canvas.
The use of bright primary colors emphasizes the features of the figure, contributing to the overall vibrancy and dynamism of the composition. Miró's imaginative and mysterious artistic style is evident in the portrayal, offering viewers a unique lens through which to engage with Espriu's poetry.
Provenance
This work was acquired from a Big Canyon Estate, Newport Beach, California.Literature
Printer: J.J. Torralba,Literature: Dupin 871.
Publications
Published by Sala Gaspar, Barcelona and with blindstamp.1
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