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Joan Miró
Femme à l’oiseau
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- Inventory
- CAG-10356012450090
- Artist
- Joan Miró
- Impression year
- 1970
- Format
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The type of object: a print on paper, photograph, sculpture or ceramic. This category alone does not establish authenticity or edition size. - Print on wove paper
- Medium
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The process used to make the piece. Lithography prints from a flat surface; screenprinting uses a mesh; etching uses an incised plate; wood engraving uses a carved block. - Original lithograph
- Edition
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The print run is the total number of impressions in an edition; it differs from an individual copy number. A publication print may be unnumbered. Unknown print runs are stated as unconfirmed. - Print run to be confirmed
- Sheet dimensions
- 60 × 83 cm
- Signature
- Plate signature (printed)
- Framing
- Unframed; framing quoted separately
- Condition
- Condition report and photographs confirmed before purchase
- Ships from
- France · sourced to order
- Documentation
- Supplier certificate offered; documentation to be confirmed before purchase
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About this artwork
A figure and a bird take shape through black forms and accents of blue, red and yellow. Miró turns simple shapes into an image with presence and freedom.







