Miro, JoanABAA
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1976réf. 007387Paris: Galerie Maeght 1976. Poster. Near Fine. Poster. First Printing. 15 3/4" x 23 1/2". Printed by Arte Paris for the exhibition dated 10 juin / 31 juillet 1976. Near Fine 15 3/4"w x 23 1/2"h faint creases lower right corner. Well suited for framing will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. Galerie Maeght unknown books
2012réf. 47142London: Victoria Miro Gallery 2012. New edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. Square Quarto. Unpaginated. Original boards featuring Kusama art housed in gold paper-covered slipcase with blind-stamped lettering on cover. Yellow and red endpapers. Originally published by Victoria Miro in 2008 new edition 2012 on the occasion of the exhibition from February 7 - April 5 2012. Beautifully produced publication featuring Yayoi Kusama's art. Her work has feminist as well as minimalist pop art and abstract expressionistic attributes. The majority of Kusama's work presented in this two volume catalog feature her paintings a few installations small sculptures and a brief photographic documentation of one of her performances. The photographs of Kusama's extraordinary work in volume one are by Alexander Atwater and Stephen Brayne in volume two by Stephen White. Trained in the traditional Japanese painting style called nihonga Kusama was touched by American Impressionism. She moved to New York in 1958 embracing the rise of the counterculture of the late 1960s. Slipcase with light rubbing. Victoria Miro Gallery hardcover books
2004réf. 216494Paris France: Daniel Lelong / Successio Miro 2004. Hardcover. VG each volume with a small bookplate. 1 instance of pencil notation noted in one volume from the dealer who once owned these and it was small neat and light. Color illustrated dj tan cloth-bound boards with debossed text. 247 pp. Color and bw illustrations. "The research for this catalogue raisonne of paintings began in 1957. The artist himself and later the Miro Estate were largely involved in its preparation. This catalogue of paintings has been established by Jacques Dupin Ariane Lelong-Mainaud and Joan Punyet Miro. This set includes over 2077 entries between the six volumes. Miro created few paintings in 1955 and none in 1956 1957 or 1958. A superb set. ISBNs as follows: Vol. 1: 9782868820372 Vol. 2: 9782868820310 Vol. 3:9782868820495 Vol. 4: 9782868820563 Vol. 5: 9782868820624 Vol. 6: 9782868820679. Shipping weight is about 39 pounds. Daniel Lelong / Successio Miro hardcover books
1975réf. 170906002New York: Leon Amiel 1975. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition; number 1712 of 5000 copies. 253pp. Cream colored cloth with red lettering. Fine in Fine dust jacket with belly band in glassine wrap and plain cardboard slipcase. A hint of offsetting on a few lithographs. Slipcase top starting to split. A beautiful copy. Second volume of the series with 11 original lithos. Leon Amiel hardcover books
2006réf. 122659Palma de Mallorca Spain: Daniel Lelong / Successio Miro 2006. Hardcover. VG/VG with small bookplate on ffep. Blue cloth over boards; Color pictorial dj.; 389 pp.; Numerous bw photos 440 color plates and figures. A catalogue raisonne of the sculptural work of Joan Miro; This volume is a sequel to the four-volume catalogue of his prints and six-volume catalogue of his paintings; Includes extensive information about each sculpture including title year of production medium materials foundry dimensions number of casts owner provenance principal exhibitions and publications they have appeared in; Heavy. Daniel Lelong / Successio Miro hardcover books
réf. 2329Barcelona: Sala Gaspar 1972. FIRST EDITION. Chemise slipcase box. Fine. EXTREMELY RARE SIGNED LIMITED FIRST EDITION THE COMPLETE SET OF TEN STUNNING LARGE COLOR LITHOGRAPHS EIGHT DOUBLE PAGE PROVIDING A VISUAL NARRATIVE DOCUMENTING THE CREATION OF ONE OF MIRÓ'S MASTERPIECES THE TARRAGONA TAPESTRY. ONE OF ONLY 100 COPIES SIGNED BY MIRÓ. The Tarragona Tapestry was one of Miró's most ambitious works. Originally conceived of as a gift to the doctor who treated Miró's daughter after she was hit by a train the project grew to monumental proportions ultimately expanding to a size of 2.80 x 4.20 meters and requiring an innovative approach developed by Miró and the young artist Josep Royo for its creation. With stunning bright colors the lithographs in this collection beautifully recreate the images on the tapestry. With background text in Catalan Spanish French and English by Josep Royo Dr. Rafel Orozco who treated Miró's daughter and art critic Maria Lluisa Borràs. Complete with eight double-page lithographs and two single-page lithographs serving as the wrappers. Barcelona: Sala Gaspar 1972. Fifteen large 17x 11.75 inches single-folded sheets loose in lithographic self-wrapper original cloth chemise and slipcase. Housed in a spectacular custom box by book artist Sjoerd Hofstra. Light general wear to slipcase and chemise otherwise fine. RARE. Sala Gaspar unknown books
1934réf. 1529Llibreria Catalonia: np 1934. 1st Edition. Very Good. FIRST EDITION with the EXTREMELY RARE AND SOUGHT-AFTER POCHOIR BY MIRÓ From Here and There: Figures by the Sea; one of only five pochoirs created in his career. "After their first encounter Miró and the architect Sert continued to meet often through the group of painters sculptors and art critics of the cultural group known as ADLAN 1932-1936." Through the joint efforts of ADLAN and GATCPAC a group of architects active from 1930 to 1936 came "the most representative publication of that period: a special issue of the magazine D'Aci i d'Allà focusing on twentieth-century art-the 1934 Christmas issue-directly supervised by Joan Prats and Josep Lluís Sert and with the participation of Joan Miró in the first instance of a collaboration between the artist and the architect . The result of this joint effort was far more than a mere revision of contemporary visual arts; it became a guidebook to the new trends and to the avant-garde aesthetic providing information both about the art world and about the latest advances in the fields of housing and construction. Joan Miró was the main protagonist of the issue of D'Aci i d'Allà directed by Sert once again being praised as a contemporary primitive. In designing the cover and the famous pochoir specifically created for this issue Miró managed to convey the greatest expressive force with minimal resources using only red yellow and black against the white paper background" Vecchierini 46-48. The most sought-after issue of this Spanish magazine which contains an hors texte colour pochoir plate by Joan Miró Figures davant el mar printed in yellow red and black. There are also texts by C. Soldevila L. Fernández C. Zervos J. L. Sert J.V. Foix C. Sindreu M.A. Cassanyes A. Jakovsky and S. Gasch. Cramer 11. Barcelona: Llibreria Catalonia 1934. Size: 330 x 280 mm approx. 13 x 11 inches. Spiral bound in original illustrated wrappers. With original subscription form laid in. Very light wear to wrappers. Pochoir pristine. A remarkably well-preserved copy of a notoriously rare and fragile work. np unknown books
2003réf. 109265Tokyo:: Kodansha International. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2003. Hardcover. Color and black and white photographs throughout. First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . 4770029462 . Kodansha International, hardcover books
1968réf. 154962N.p.: N.p. 1968. Two vintage borderless photographs of artist Joan Miró in his studio in Mallorca circa 1968. Stamp of photographer Daniel Frasnay on the verso of each photo. Paris-born photographer Daniel Frasnay began working as a freelance photojournalist in the early 1950s initially documenting the Parisian cabaret and nightlife scene of the period. Frasnay befriended many leading artists of the twentieth century over the course of his career and was best known for his 1969 book "The Artist's World" which featured portraits of 40 artists including Alexander Calder Marc Chagall Salvador Dali William de Kooning Rene Magritte and of course Joan Miro. Frasnay's work was the subject of a 2005 documentary "Daniel Frasnay le royaume et l'exil" directed by Philippe Jadot. 7 x 7 inches. About Near Fine. N.p. unknown books
1959réf. 53363Houston: The Contemporary Arts Association of Houston 1959. First printing. Very good plus. Scarce first printing of the catalogue for this major neo-Dada exhibition - designed by Jim Culberson introduced by Harold Rosenberg and organized by a committee including Donald Barthelme. The complete list of participating artists includes: James Boynton Cosmo Campoli George Cohen Joseph Cornell Leon Golub George Grosz Theodore Halkin Jasper Johns Guy Johnson Ray Johnson Allen Kaprow Jim Love Joan Miró Francis Picabia Robert Rauschenberg Yves Tanguy and H.C. Westermann. 7.75'' x 7.75''. Original saddle-stappled brown pictorial wrappers. Designed by Culberson. Black-and-white illustrations. Printed on paper and glassine leaves of varying sizes shapes and colors some with cut-outs. Faint soil/toning to fore-edges light edgewear to wrappers. Crisp. (The Contemporary Arts Association of Houston) unknown books
1984réf. 1411860New York: George Braziller Inc 1984. First Edition Thus First Printing. Softcover. Quartos 2 Volumes. In Very Good condition and housed in published Very Good slip case with chamise. Minor shelf wear. Volume I bound in soft white boards. Volume II bound in light grey covers with light soiling to front cover. Both textblocks clean. Shelved in Case 11. Facsimile of the limited edition published by Gérald Cramer in Geneva in 1958. 1411860. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. George Braziller, Inc unknown books
1996réf. 211800Las Palmas Spain: Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno 1996. Softcover. Good spine crackling but holds bottom right edge of book warped from storage - all else excellent. Red wraps with French flaps color illustration on cover. 259 pp. Color illustrations some fold outs. "Joan Miro 1893-1983 lived almost uninterruptedly in Mallorca during the last twenty-eight years of his long and fruitful creative life. In 1955 having achieved a more stable professional and economic situation the Miro couple decided to settle permanently in Mallorca. On the outskirts of the city in the term of Cala Mayor Miro built his home and commissioned his friend the architect L. Sert to design and construct his 'dream' artist's workshop and studio. These spaces increased from 1959 with the acquisition of other land and adjoining buildings - Son Boter configuring in its total extension and extraordinary architectural set what we currently call 'Territorio Miro' in Mallorca." - from introduction. Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno paperback books
1987réf. 212112Philadelphia PA: Philadelphia Museum of Art 1987. Softcover. VG. Blue color illustrated wraps with white text. 44 pp. Bw and some color illustrations. Contents: Miró at the Museum : works in the Philadelphia Museum of Art / Margit Rowell -- Catalogue of works in the collection / Ann Temkin. Philadelphia Museum of Art paperback books
1984réf. 214176New York NY: Pace Gallery 1984. Spiral bound. VG some creases in cardboard pages excellent. Illustrated cardboard covers with black spiral binding. 54 pp. Many bw illustrations. Pace Gallery unknown books
1958réf. 208400Paris: Berggruen & Cie 1958. Softcover. VG: Clean pages and solid binding. An tall thin softcover book with a tan spine and black text. 32 pages; 21 collotype plates; a majority in color. There is a textured plate. Stiff illustrated wrappers with original pochoirs by Miro on front and rear covers. Collotypes and pochoirs printed by Daniel Jacomet. Berggruen & Cie paperback books
1959réf. 208397Paris: Berggruen & Cie 1959. Softcover. VG: Clean pages and solid binding. Some ink bleeding with the black stars due to the printing process. An tall thin softcover book with a tan spine and black text on the front cover. The front cover is an original lcolor lithograph. 20 pages; 7 color plates. The catalogue is illustrated in phototype and stencils. Cover is an original Miro lithograph. Berggruen & Cie paperback books
1965réf. 208553New York NY: Pierre Matisse Gallery 1965. Softcover. Good incomplete and lightly dampstained on some pages. sold with all faults. Bw illustrated wraps unbound materials. 42 pp. but some pages missing. Features color and bw illustrations. Limited edition of 1200 copies. Includes images of presented exhibition works as well as pictures of the artists studio in Palma Mallorca. Pierre Matisse Gallery paperback books
1971réf. 209068Paris: Berggruen & Cie 1971. Softcover. VG. Skinny Octavo.Softcover. Wraps illustrated with lithograph by Miro printed by the Mourlot brothers.24 pages: color illustrations. 22 cm. Berggruen & Cie paperback books
1980réf. 210468Secaucus NJ: Chartwell Books 1980. Hardcover. VG/G. Jacket has wear around the edges rubbing and a large scuff near the bottom fore edge corner. Book itself is clean and unmarked. Quarto. Hardcover. Cream cloth in illustrated jacket. 269 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 30 cm. Chartwell Books hardcover books
2022réf. 200281Barcelona: Fundacio Joan Miro 2022. Hardcover. VG Very light shelfwear to boards; interior is near-fine. Orange boards with mounted photo illustration and black and white lettering; 263 pp.; richly illustrated chiefly in color. Text in Catalan with English and Spanish translations. Created on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Fundacio Joan Miro in Barcelona Spain April 1st through September 26th 2022. Fundacio Joan Miro hardcover books
1963réf. 197861Paris: Maeght Editeur 1963. Signed by the Artist; Number 87 of 150 created. Hardcover. Good slipcase/Good Boards/VG interior Slipcase is moderately edgeworn/foxed/toned/smudged; yellow folio boards are lightly edgeworn; spine in particular is lightly worn and smudged/bumped; interior is clean with light toning and minimal foxing with occasional smudging; page edges are lightly worn and lightly darkened. Yellow slipcase with mounted title card; hardcover yellow folio with black lettering on the spine; 25 2 pp.; richly illustrated some folded some color. Text in French. This is a Limited Edition 150 copies issue of Derriere Le Miroir printed on Rives Vellum; Signed by Miro number 87 of 150. Six original lithographs. Maeght Editeur hardcover books
2009réf. 195695Barcelona: Ediciones Poligrafa 2009. Hardcover. Very Good. Dj has general wear. Spanish language text. Tan boards white illlustrated dj. 95 pages : color illustrations. Includes bibliographical references pages 94-95. Ediciones Poligrafa hardcover books
2020réf. 186786New York: Acquavella Galleries 2020. Hardcover. New sealed in publisher's wrap; small bump to upper spine edge. blue cloth boards w/ brown & tan stamped printing; mounted color illustration. 114 pgs w/ color bw illustrations. Includes essay by Miro's grandson Joan Punyet Miro. Catalogue for exhibition held Acquavella New York January 13-February 29 2020. Acquavella Galleries hardcover books
1958réf. 187487New York: Pierre Matisse Gallery 1958. Paperback. VG light scuffing to wraps pages are clean and clear. Bound in black blue and white original lithograph wraps 30 pp bw illustrations throughout. Exhibition catalogue of Joan Miro held November 4 1958 at Pierre Matisse Gallery in New York. Introduction by James Fitzsimmons. Pierre Matisse Gallery paperback books
1940réf. 182259New York: Pierre Matisse 1940. Softcover. Fair. Upper left corner of front cover gone rest of catalogue slightly bent at this location. Soiling to rear cover. Sold as a reading copy. Stapled wraps with bw illustration of the cute kitty from the painting "La Fermiere." 16 with 12 bw illus. Catalogue from the exhibition of March 1940. With an essay by Miro "I Dream of a Large Studio" and the list of the 14 works exhibited. Pierre Matisse paperback books
