Untitled [plate XXV]

1958

Joan Miró

Associated Names
Joan Miró

Artist, Spanish, 1893 - 1983

The print displays a swirling blue line on a beige background. The line starts towards the left of the print and circles up to the right and then back down, ending in the center of the upper half of the print. The shape is similar to a backwards ‘e’. The blue of the line is lighter in some areas, allowing some of the background paper to be visible.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    woodcut in blue on China paper

  • Credit Line

    Rosenwald Collection

  • Accession Number

    1963.11.290

  • Catalogue Raisonné

    Dupin 1984-1992, no. 185

Associated Artworks

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The image contains bold, curved lines in red and blue on the sides, intersecting black lines at the bottom forming a grid-like pattern. At the top, there is an abstract star-like shape in simple lines. In the center, a shape created by a single black line loops and curves, resembling a profile or musical note. The color and form suggest an abstract representation, reminiscent of a gate, celestial body, or flowing ribbons in a minimalistic style.

Untitled [plate I]

Joan Miró

1958

The image features a central abstract shape that resembles an elongated arch with a delicate line extending downward, ending in a smaller, angled curve. This shape might bring to mind the outline of a canoe or boomerang hovering over a simplistic representation of a paddle. The overall composition is balanced by the surrounding text, which states "PAUL ELUARD" and "A TOUTE ÉPREUVE Gravures sur bois de JOAN MIRÓ," indicating it is a title page.

A toute épreuve [suite of prints without text, on China paper, from special edition]

Joan Miró, Paul Éluard, Gérald Cramer, Lacourière et Frélaut

1958

The artwork features a collection of bold and curving lines forming a fish-like shape in the lower right corner of the canvas. The shape is primarily black, with a vibrant blue oval possibly representing an eye. A red and yellow ribbon-like form extends from the head. These details are set against an empty background.

Untitled [plate II]

Joan Miró

1958

Artwork history & notes

Bibliography

1984

  • Dupin, Jacques. Miró Graveur 1. Paris: Daniel Lelong, 1984, no. 185.

1989

  • Cramer, Patrick. Joan Miró, The Illustrated Books: Catalogue Raisonné. Geneva, 1989: 49.

Wikidata ID

Q65510187

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