Joan Miró - Anys vint
Author: Joan Miró, Title: Anys vint. Description: Poster announcing the Joan Miró exhibition held in Barcelona in April 1983. Measurements: 69 x 50 cm. Artwork in good condition
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Author: Joan Miró, Title: Graphic Artwork. Description: Poster for the Joan Miró exhibition held in Valencia in April and May 1982. Measurements: 76 x 56 cm. Measures. Artwork in good condition
Author: Joan Miró, Title: Anys vint. Description: Poster announcing the Joan Miró exhibition held in Barcelona in April 1983. Measurements: 69 x 50 cm. Artwork in good condition
Author: Joan Miró. Title: Miró Sculptures II, 1974. Description: Signed lithograph on an unnumbered plate. Published by Maeht Editeur, Paris. Printed by Arte Adrien Maeght, Paris. Reference Cramer 181. Unframed dimensions: 27.8 x 56.5 cm. Artwork in good condition.
"Barcelona 64" is a contemporary Artwork created by Joan Miro in 1964. Colored lithograph. Hand signed on the lower right margin. Numbered PA (artist's proof). This copy belongs to the "avant la lettre" print run of the Sala Gaspar exhibition, Metras and Belarte galleries, published by Sala Gaspar (Barcelona). Reference: Sala Gaspar Graphic Artworks Catalogue 1970 with number 099. Reference: Miró Lithograph I | number 355. Unframed dimensions: 100x70 cm. Artwork in good condition with signs of age. Careful and insured shipping.
Author: Joan Miró. Title: Poster for the exhibition "Les essències de la terra" (1968). Description: Lithographic poster for the exhibition "Les essències de la terra" held at the Sala Gaspar in Barcelona in October 1968. Numbered 108/1000. Published by Sala Gaspar. Sala Gaspar watermark on the paper. Dimensions without frame: 77 x 55 cm. In good condition with signs of age.
JOAN MIRÓ (Barcelona, Spain, 1893 - Palma de Mallorca, Spain, 1983). Miró, The Tarragona Tapestry, 1970. Signed in the plate with monogram. Lithograph, H.C. Published by Sala Gaspar, Barcelona. Published in Joan Miró. Lithographer. Vol. IV. 1972 - 1975, number 685. Measures 38 x 55 cm. Artwork in good condition.
Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez. Ink on paper. “Painter of Barcelona.” Hand-signed. 40 x 30 cm mounted on cardboard. The drawing measures 32 x 23 cm. Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez (1937–2018). Spanish illustrator and cartoonist, credited with several covers of the so-called "penny novels" (pocket books) for various Bruguera publishing houses, and as the graphic artist for the Hardy Boys series in the Historias Selección series, also for the same publisher.
Antonio Beneyto. Ink drawing on paper. Surrealism. Hand-signed. 21 x 14 cm. 1981. Mahón.
Antonio Beneyto. Ink and colored drawing on paper. Surrealism. Hand-signed. 20 x 13.5 cm. The paper shows signs of age.
Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez. Watercolor on paper. “Navalhermoso. Toledo. 1999.” Hand-signed. 29x23 cm. Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez (1937-2018). Spanish illustrator and cartoonist, credited with several covers of the so-called "penny novels" (pocket books) in various publications of Editorial Bruguera, and as the graphic author of the Hardy Boys Series, from Historias Selección, for the same publisher.
Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez. Watercolor and ink on paper. “Laguna Paiva. Santa Fe. 1978”. Hand-signed. Argentina. 24x33 cm. Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez (1937-2018). Spanish illustrator and cartoonist, credited with several covers of the so-called "penny novels" (pocket books) in various publications of Editorial Bruguera, and as the graphic author of the Hardy Boys Series, from Historias Selección, for the same publisher.