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Trial proof on fine Rives wove paper. Not signed. Executed by Joan Miró to mark the tenth anniversary of the art periodical Derrière le Miroir. Literature: Mourlot 174; Cramer 36 // A biomorphic figure gazes into a blazing red oval mirror, her form distilled into Miró's iconic vocabulary of bold black outlines, saturated primaries and floating celestial signs. Created to mark the tenth anniversary of the legendary art periodical Derrière le Miroir, this 1956 lithograph is both a celebration of the printed page and a masterclass in colour placement, with each hue — cobalt blue, vermilion, emerald green, sunshine yellow — occupying its own zone of visual weight. The title plays on the magazine's name while evoking themes of self-reflection central to Miró's poetic universe. This trial proof on fine Rives wove paper precedes the published edition and represents the artist's working process at its most immediate.
Femme au Miroir / Woman at the Mirror, 1956
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Trial proof on fine Rives wove paper. Not signed. Executed by Joan Miró to mark the tenth anniversary of the art periodical Derrière le Miroir. Literature: Mourlot 174; Cramer 36 // A biomorphic figure gazes into a blazing red oval mirror, her form distilled into Miró's iconic vocabulary of bold black outlines, saturated primaries and floating celestial signs. Created to mark the tenth anniversary of the legendary art periodical Derrière le Miroir, this 1956 lithograph is both a celebration of the printed page and a masterclass in colour placement, with each hue — cobalt blue, vermilion, emerald green, sunshine yellow — occupying its own zone of visual weight. The title plays on the magazine's name while evoking themes of self-reflection central to Miró's poetic universe. This trial proof on fine Rives wove paper precedes the published edition and represents the artist's working process at its most immediate.
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