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| Artist: Joan Miro, French (1893-1983)
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Plate: V.08
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Title: The Dog Barking at the Moon
(Full name: The Dog Barking at the Moon Awakens the Cock, The
Crowing of the Cock Pecks at the Head of the Catalan Farmer Resting
on the Table beside the Flask of Wine)
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Description: Condition
A+ Original lithograph.
Issued in VERVE Vol. VII, Nos. 27-28
Printed in Paris, Dec. 1952 (unsigned)
Pulled on the presses of Mourlot.
Original centre fold with b&w images
and text by Miro on verso)
Ref: Fernand Mourlot, Joan Miro lithographe, Paris, Vol. 1, 1972.
Catalogue #189.
H. J. Wechsler, Great Prints & Printmakers, New York, Leon Amiel,
1977, p. 225.
Cramer No.25
Presented in acid free, archival museum mat, with framing labels.
Ready to frame. Shipped boxed flat via Fedex.
Certificate of Authenticity.
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| Sheet Size: |
14 in x 21 in |
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35.5 x 53.5 cm |
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| Price: $ 1950.00 USD |
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With its brilliant use of color and line" The Dog Barking at
the Moon" is one of the artist's greatest and most imaginative
works of original art. It is considered to
be one of most famous prints of the twentieth century.
Verve was published from 1937 to 1960. It was a leader for promoting
modern movements in art. Printed and published in Paris, this periodical
contained major articles on and by leading contemporary artists. Every
issue contains at least one original print created specifically for
the publication. Many of the most sought after original lithographs
of the twentieth century appeared in 1952 double number of Verve.
Including Marc Chagall's Visions
de Paris set, Andre Masson's, The Torrent, Henri Matisse's, The
Sadness of the King, Leger's, The Country Outing,
Miro's, The Dog Barking at the Moon and original lithographs in both
colors and black and white by Georges Braque, Henri Laurens, Alberto
Giacometti, Francisco Bores and Marcel Gromaire.
The New York Times Celebrates VERVE
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