Abstract Lithograph in the Style of Joan Mirò

This item is an abstract color lithograph, heavily characteristic of the mid-20th-century Surrealist style popularized by Joan Miró. The artwork features bold, calligraphic black lines that intersect to create various organic and geometric shapes. These forms are filled with a primary-oriented color palette of vibrant red, lapis blue, emerald green, and a touch of mustard yellow, set against an off-white paper ground. The stippled texture within the black lines suggests a lithographic production process. Physically, the piece is housed in a sophisticated multi-layered frame consisting of a wide black recessed bezel and an outer gold-finished decorative molding with ornate shell-like flourishes. It is professionally mounted with an archival-style white mat and a secondary black reveal. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, fading, or moisture damage to the paper. The frame shows no significant chipping, though slight dust accumulation is noted. While no signature or edition number is clearly visible in the photograph, the composition strongly parallels Mirò's 'Lithographe' series from the 1970s. The craftsmanship of the framing indicates a high-value presentation, likely intended for a gallery or private collection setting.