Protected with Acid Free French Mounts, museum grade glass and presented with Italian handmade frame. Open back framing to show signature and provenance. 

 Joan Miró's Sans Titre (Untitled), 1964, is a lithograph that reflects the artist's mastery of abstraction, colour, and surrealism during the mid-20th century. Although Miró produced numerous untitled works, including various lithographs, this 1964 piece is notable for its playful, spontaneous quality in absolute and entire abstraction breaking down the characteristics of his output during this period to raw forms when he was increasingly focused on printmaking techniques.

Condition is excellent with open back framing, showing detail of the Lithograph and Miro's signature front and back. We can also see the annotation of Lithography publishing through the famed Atelier Mourlot. adding to the provenance and history of this work.

By the 1960s, Joan Miró had already become a celebrated figure in modern art, with his style being associated with both surrealism and abstract art. During this period, he embraced lithography as a major part of his artistic practice, exploring the possibilities of printmaking and expanding his visual language. This work, created in 1964, reflects Miró’s mature style, where he was increasingly focused on reducing forms to their most basic elements and allowing colour, shape, and line to communicate directly with the viewer.