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Atelier 17, New York, prntr.; Laurel Gallery, New York, pub.

Image: 4.5 x 5.875 inches.

Materials: Etching and aquatint

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Signature: Numbered 162/300, signed and dated in pencil

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Joan Miró
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Femme et Oiseau devant la Lune (from Laurels Number One), 1947

Etching and aquatint

Edition 162/300

Leslie Hindman Auctioneers: Fine Prints (May 2018)

Atelier 17, New York, prntr.; Laurel Gallery, New York, pub.

Image: 4.5 x 5.875 inches.

Materials: Etching and aquatint

Medium

Signature: Numbered 162/300, signed and dated in pencil

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