Joan Miró Signed and Numbered Lithograph, 'La Lune Bleue' (from the Le Marteau sans Maître series)

This item is an original color lithograph by the renowned Spanish Surrealist artist Joan Miró, likely dating to the mid-1970s. The artwork features Miró's signature abstract vocabulary, characterized by bold primary colors—vibrant reds, yellows, and blues—interspersed with deep green and heavy black curvilinear forms. A defining feature is the juxtaposition of solid color blocks against intricate, energetic scribbles and stippled dot patterns in black ink, creating a sense of movement and depth. The composition is centered on high-quality woven white paper, displaying a clean margin. Notable markings include a hand-signed signature 'Miró' in pencil located in the lower right corner, and a limited edition numbering in the lower left, appearing to be '126/150'. The piece is professionally housed in a minimalist black frame under glass, with a wide white mat. The condition appears excellent with no visible signs of foxing, fading, or paper waviness, though a full inspection outside the frame is required to confirm the integrity of the paper edges and potential mounting residue. The craftsmanship reflects the sophisticated lithographic techniques used by Miró during his later career, specifically those produced at reputable workshops like Maeght.