(Miró, Joan) Miró Engraver IV. 1976-1983 Author: Dupin, Jacques and Ariane Lelong-Mainaud Place Published: [Paris] Publisher: Daniel Lelong Date Published: 2001 Description: 237, [1] pp. With original woodcut jacket and 2 original woodcuts by Joan Miro from Joan Barbarà's atelier. 32x24.5 cm (12½x9¾"), blue cloth, dust jacket. Volume 4 of significant catalogue raisonné of Joan Miró. "Historically, Miro is led to engraving and lithography by poets. In 1930, he does his first lithographs to illustrate Tristan Tzara's L'arbre des voyageurs. In 1932 he cuts his first etchings for Enfances, by the surrealist poet Georges Hugnet. Since his youth, he has attentively read French and Catalan modern and contemporary poets, before becoming the friend and illustrator of many of them." - Introduction to volume 1. Condition: Jacket barely worn at corners; fine volume in near fine jacket. Item#: 352482 Headline: With 3 Miro woodcuts
(Miró, Joan) Miró Engraver IV. 1976-1983 Author: Dupin, Jacques and Ariane Lelong-Mainaud Place Published: [Paris] Publisher: Daniel Lelong Date Published: 2001 Description: 237, [1] pp. With original woodcut jacket and 2 original woodcuts by Joan Miro from Joan Barbarà's atelier. 32x24.5 cm (12½x9¾"), blue cloth, dust jacket. Volume 4 of significant catalogue raisonné of Joan Miró. "Historically, Miro is led to engraving and lithography by poets. In 1930, he does his first lithographs to illustrate Tristan Tzara's L'arbre des voyageurs. In 1932 he cuts his first etchings for Enfances, by the surrealist poet Georges Hugnet. Since his youth, he has attentively read French and Catalan modern and contemporary poets, before becoming the friend and illustrator of many of them." - Introduction to volume 1. Condition: Jacket barely worn at corners; fine volume in near fine jacket. Item#: 352482 Headline: With 3 Miro woodcuts
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