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lithograph in colours, 1969, on canvas laid onto wove paper, signed in pencil, numbered 75/75, published by Maeght, Paris, printed to the edges of the full sheet as published - S. 890 x 605 mm. (lithograph on tablecloth) // The Feverish Eskimo - M637 by Joan Miró, created in 1969, is a limited edition lithograph that brings forth the artist’s bold approach to abstraction and expressive forms. Printed on canvas laid onto wove paper, the piece features a striking central figure in solid black, contrasted against a vibrant background of red and teal splatters. The abstract form, evocative yet ambiguous, hints at a figure in motion or a creature with dynamic limbs, alluding to the title’s feverish state. Miró’s use of intense colors and star-like symbols scattered around the composition adds a sense of energy and spontaneity, inviting viewers to engage with its enigmatic narrative and interpret the fevered imagination within.
The Feverish Eskimo - M637, 1969
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lithograph in colours, 1969, on canvas laid onto wove paper, signed in pencil, numbered 75/75, published by Maeght, Paris, printed to the edges of the full sheet as published - S. 890 x 605 mm. (lithograph on tablecloth) // The Feverish Eskimo - M637 by Joan Miró, created in 1969, is a limited edition lithograph that brings forth the artist’s bold approach to abstraction and expressive forms. Printed on canvas laid onto wove paper, the piece features a striking central figure in solid black, contrasted against a vibrant background of red and teal splatters. The abstract form, evocative yet ambiguous, hints at a figure in motion or a creature with dynamic limbs, alluding to the title’s feverish state. Miró’s use of intense colors and star-like symbols scattered around the composition adds a sense of energy and spontaneity, inviting viewers to engage with its enigmatic narrative and interpret the fevered imagination within.
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