Joan Miro Migratory Bird Printed by Mourlot, Maeght 652 Hand Signed & Numbered 1970's

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A striking lithograph titled Migratory Bird by celebrated Spanish artist Joan Miró ( Spain 1893- 1983) , executed in Miró’s … Read more A striking lithograph titled Migratory Bird by celebrated Spanish artist Joan Miró ( Spain 1893- 1983) , executed in Miró’s iconic surrealist and biomorphic style. This composition features bold, gestural black forms juxtaposed with vibrant fields of color, including a dominant red shape, punctuated by playful accents of green, yellow, and violet.
The work exemplifies Miró’s unique visual language—organic, symbolic, and dreamlike—where abstract forms suggest movement, rhythm, and poetic spontaneity. The dynamic interplay of line, color, and negative space creates a composition that is both expressive and balanced.
Printed by the renowned Atelier Mourlot in Paris and published by Maeght (catalogue reference Maeght 652), this lithograph reflects the highest standards of 20th-century printmaking. Mourlot was instrumental in producing editions for leading modern masters, including Miró, Picasso, and Chagall.
Hand signed by the artist and numbered 3/75, this rare early edition is highly desirable among collectors. Presented in a black frame with archival matting.
A museum-quality work that embodies Miró’s playful yet sophisticated approach to abstraction—ideal for collectors and for elevating contemporary interiors.

Artist : Joan Miro
Printer : Mourlot
Numbered : 3/75 and Signed
Ref : Maeght 652

Dimensions
38” H 32” W 1.25” D
Unframed
31” H 25” W
Unmatted
25” H 19” W

About the artist :
Joan Miró (1893–1983) was a Spanish painter, sculptor, and printmaker, and a leading figure of the Surrealist movement. Known for his distinctive visual language of playful biomorphic forms, bold colors, and expressive lines, Miró developed a highly personal style that bridged abstraction and symbolism.
His work explored the subconscious and imagination, often incorporating motifs such as stars, birds, and abstract figures. Miró collaborated with renowned print studios, including Mourlot in Paris, and his works are held in major museum collections worldwide, including MoMA in New York and the Fondation Joan Miró in Barcelona. See less