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MIRO, Joan (1893 - 1983)Biblio.com

Joan Miró lithographs : first four volumes of the catalogue raisonne

réf. 51548A complete mixed language set of the first four volumes of the catalogue raisonné of lithographs by the great Spanish abstract artist Joan Miró. Printed between 1972 and 1981 the first four volumes include a total of 32 original colour lithographs by Miro bound into the text some double page plus four lithographed dustjackets. The artist died in 1983 and consequently the subsequent two volumes of the catalogue raisonné Volume V and VI 1992 do not contain original lithographs. The lithographs are unsigned a deluxe edition of 150 signed copies was also issued of each volume each with two additional signed lithographs. 1. Joan Miró. Litógrafo I. Michel Leiris : Enmiendas y adiciones 1970 En torno a Joan Miro 1947; Fernand Mourlot : Catalogo y Notas. Barcelona : Ediciones PoliÌgrafa 1972. First Spanish edition. Folio lettered cloth in lithographed dustjacket acetate wrapper small chips to edges pp. 238 extensively illustrated including with 11 original lithographs by Miro bound in to the text and the additional lithographed cover. The standard edition a signed edition was also published. Cramer 160. 2. Joan Miró. Lithographe II 1953 - 1963. Préface de Raymond Queneau. Paris : Maeght Editateur 1975. First French edition. Folio lettered cloth in lithographed dustjacket acetate wrapper wraparound band small chips to edges the acetate discoloured at spine pp. 254 extensively illustrated including with 11 original lithographs by Miro bound in to the text and the additional lithographed cover. The standard edition a signed edition was also published. Cramer 198. 3. Joan Miró. Lithographs. Volume III 1964 - 1969. Preface by Joan Teixidor. Paris : Maeght Editateur 1977. First English edition. Folio lettered cloth in lithographed dustjacket acetate wrapper wraparound band light edge wear pp. 217 extensively illustrated including with 5 original lithographs by Miro bound in to the text and the additional lithographed cover. The standard edition printed in an edition of 5000 numbered copies this copy not numbered a signed edition was also published. Cramer 230. 4. Joan Miró. Lithographe IV 1969 - 1972. Préface de Nicolas et Elena Calas. Paris : Maeght Editateur 1981. First French edition. Folio lettered cloth in lithographed dustjacket acetate wrapper wraparound band small chips to edges the acetate discoloured at spine pp. 208 extensively illustrated including with 5 original lithographs by Miro bound in to the text and the additional lithographed cover. The standard edition a signed edition was also published. Cramer 249. A fine and desirable set with the spectacular original Miró artworks. hardcover

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Miro, Joan; Jean-Charles Giroud, EditorBiblio.com

Joan Miró – Gérald Cramer. Une Correspondance à Toute Épreuve. An Illustrated archive of the letters from Joan Miró to the art publisher Gérald Cramer 1947-1980. First edition. New condition.

réf. 51-4865Geneva: Patrick Cramer 2002 Alan Wofsy Fine Arts distribution. Laminated boards. 22 x 31cm. 200pp. 108 reproductions including 50 in colors.The livre d’artiste A toute épreuve was a collaboration between the poet Paul Éluard 1895-1952 the artist Joan Miró 1893-1983 and the publisher Gérald Cramer 1917-1991 over the course of a decade 1948-1958. Cramer and Miró continued their collaboration on other books and gallery shows and this publication includes the letters from Miró to Cramer on these other project until 1980.Paul Eluard and the Genevoise publisher Gérald Cramer met in 1945. Eluard offered him A toute épreuve a painful memory of his break with Gala who left him for Dali. He also offered him his old friend Joan Miró who could illustrate his poems with whom Gérald Cramer immediately made contact. From this meeting through letters one of the great adventures of Western illustration was born. From 1947 for the needs of the company contacts multiplied between the artist and the publisher: meetings telephone interviews telegrams exhibitions . and letters.This correspondence which lasts almost thirty-five years remains one of the tangible signs of this fruitful relationship. Miró's hundreds of letters cards etc. are reproduced transcribed and commented on.Paul Eluard et l’éditeur genevois Gérald Cramer font connaissance en 1945. Eluard propose A toute épreuve souvenir douloureux de sa rupture avec Gala qui l’a quitté pour Dali. Il lui propose également son vieil ami Joan Miró susceptible d’illustrer ses poèmes avec lequel Gérald Cramer prend immédiatement contact. De cette rencontre par lettres interposées naît une des grandes aventures de l’illustration occidentale. Dès 1947 pour les besoins de l’entreprise les contacts se multiplient entre l’artiste et l’éditeur: rencontres entretiens téléphoniques télégrammes expositions… et lettres.Cette correspondance qui dure presque trente-cinq ans reste un des signes tangibles de cette fructueuse relation. La centaine de lettres cartes… de Miró est reproduite transcrite et commentée. 108 reproductions dont 50 en couleurs complètent le volume. Joan Miró-Gérald Cramer. Une correspondance à toute épreuve. Patrick Cramer Editeur 2002. Volume cousu fil de 200 pages 108 reproductions dont 50 en couleurs relié plein carton couverture illustrée en couleurs 31 x 245 cm. Geneva: Patrick Cramer, 2002 (Alan Wofsy Fine Arts distribution) hardcover

Alan Wofsy Fine Arts · États-Unis125,00 $US≈ 111,68 €

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