
Signed Joan Miró Abstract Color Lithograph, 'La Lune Bleue' or Similar
This item is a framed original color lithograph in the surrealist style of Joan Miró. The composition features his signature biomorphic forms and energetic black gestural lines, filled with a primary palette of bold red, blue, and green, punctuated by a small yellow detail. The central figure appears to be a stylized creature or celestial object, characteristic of Miró's mid-20th-century work. It is printed on white art paper with ample margins. In the lower-left corner, there is a handwritten pencil edition number (appearing as '58/300'), and the lower right bears a clear, authentic-looking graphite signature by the artist. The print is professionally housed in an elegant brushed-gold metallic frame with a wide, neutral-toned mat. The condition appears excellent with colors remaining vibrant and no visible signs of foxing or water damage on the paper. The lithographic texture shows quality ink saturation and stippling typical of high-end stone printing. Such pieces typically date from the 1960s to the 1970s and exhibit the high craftsmanship expected from renowned Parisian printmakers like Mourlot.
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Estimated Value
$4,500 - $6,500
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
February 25, 2026
Estimated Value
$4,500 - $6,500
Item Description
This item is a framed original color lithograph in the surrealist style of Joan Miró. The composition features his signature biomorphic forms and energetic black gestural lines, filled with a primary palette of bold red, blue, and green, punctuated by a small yellow detail. The central figure appears to be a stylized creature or celestial object, characteristic of Miró's mid-20th-century work. It is printed on white art paper with ample margins. In the lower-left corner, there is a handwritten pencil edition number (appearing as '58/300'), and the lower right bears a clear, authentic-looking graphite signature by the artist. The print is professionally housed in an elegant brushed-gold metallic frame with a wide, neutral-toned mat. The condition appears excellent with colors remaining vibrant and no visible signs of foxing or water damage on the paper. The lithographic texture shows quality ink saturation and stippling typical of high-end stone printing. Such pieces typically date from the 1960s to the 1970s and exhibit the high craftsmanship expected from renowned Parisian printmakers like Mourlot.
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