Miro Lithographs

This book brings together forty lithographs by Joan Miró, created in 1944 shortly after his celebrated Constellation series. Executed at a pivotal moment in his career, the works reveal Miró’s distinctive graphic language—stripped to its core yet charged with intensity—where clarity, “plastic aggressiveness,” and hallucinated forms converge. The lithographs translate the eerie, whimsical, and grotesque imagery he had long explored in painting into black and white, expanding the expressive possibilities of the medium while demonstrating Miró’s mastery of form, line, and psychological impact.