Joan Miró – Original Lithograph Figure 1115 (1977)
Figure 1115 (1977) is an original stone lithograph by Joan Miró, a master of poetic abstraction and one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art. In this dynamic composition, Miró’s hallmark style comes to life through sweeping lines, vibrant color contrasts, and whimsical, biomorphic shapes — arranged with an effortless, instinctual elegance.
Created in a limited edition on fine art paper, this lithograph was printed at the distinguished Arte studio in Paris and published by Maeght, Miró’s trusted and long-standing collaborator. The piece exemplifies the artist’s enduring ability to transform spontaneity into refined visual poetry.
Both timeless and evocative, Figure 1115 invites the viewer into Miró’s imaginative realm—a world of rhythm, motion, and lyrical abstraction. It is a compelling addition to any serious art collection, resonating with the artist’s unique creative spirit.
• Year: 1977
• Original stone lithograph, framed
• Sheet size: 12 1/2 x 9 5/8 in (31.8 x 24.5 cm)
• Printer: Arte, Paris
• Publisher: Maeght, Paris
• Catalogue Raisonné: Maeght 1115
• Condition: Good
Provenance: Originally published in Miró Lithographe III (Catalogue Raisonné).
