Lot Essay
See illustrations of the lithographs by Miró and Nevelson
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M. Bill, A. Burri, A. Calder, S. Delaunay, R. Matta, J. Miró, L. Nevelson, V. Pasmore, K. Sugaï, V. Vasarely and F. Wotruba
IAA/AIAP UNESCO '71
the set of eleven prints, seven screenprints in colours and four lithographs, three printed in colours, 1971, ten prints on paper especially handmade for this set, the lithograph printed in colours by Miró (Maeght 834, Cramer 151), on Arches, all signed in pencil and numbered 12/75, with justification numbered 12/75 in purple ballpoint pen, seven prints with margins, two printed to the edges and two printed almost to the edges of the sheet, the lithograph by Miró printed with the assistance of Galerie Maeght, Paris, the others by the 2RC Workshop, Rome, with the blindstamp, published by the Association Internationale des Arts Plastiques (IAA/AIAAP UNESCO), 1971, overall in good condition, the lithograph by Miró softly lightstained along part of the right edge, each print with silkpaper interleave in paperfolder with the embossed artist's name, all loose in paperfolder titled IAA/AIAP UNESCO '71, stained in places by the brown leather binding strings of the perspex holder of the set
(the set of 11)
IAA/AIAP UNESCO '71
the set of eleven prints, seven screenprints in colours and four lithographs, three printed in colours, 1971, ten prints on paper especially handmade for this set, the lithograph printed in colours by Miró (Maeght 834, Cramer 151), on Arches, all signed in pencil and numbered 12/75, with justification numbered 12/75 in purple ballpoint pen, seven prints with margins, two printed to the edges and two printed almost to the edges of the sheet, the lithograph by Miró printed with the assistance of Galerie Maeght, Paris, the others by the 2RC Workshop, Rome, with the blindstamp, published by the Association Internationale des Arts Plastiques (IAA/AIAAP UNESCO), 1971, overall in good condition, the lithograph by Miró softly lightstained along part of the right edge, each print with silkpaper interleave in paperfolder with the embossed artist's name, all loose in paperfolder titled IAA/AIAP UNESCO '71, stained in places by the brown leather binding strings of the perspex holder of the set
(the set of 11)