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signed in and numbered 42/75 in pencil, the full sheet.

Sheet: 35.25 x 23.875 inches; 895 x 606 mm.

Condition: Pale timestain, some unobtrusive light abrasion at top right corner, pale offsetting and minor soiling verso, otherwise in good condition.

Materials: Color lithograph, on Arches paper

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Joan Miró
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Pierrot Le Fou (M. 392), 1964

Color lithograph, on Arches paper

Edition 42/75

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Doyle: Prints & Multiples (November 2017)

signed in and numbered 42/75 in pencil, the full sheet.

Sheet: 35.25 x 23.875 inches; 895 x 606 mm.

Condition: Pale timestain, some unobtrusive light abrasion at top right corner, pale offsetting and minor soiling verso, otherwise in good condition.

Materials: Color lithograph, on Arches paper

Rarity

Medium

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Joan Miró
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Pierrot Le Fou (M. 392), 1964