Maravillas con variaciones acrósticas en el jardín de Miró VIII Conceptual Josep Guinovart always had an

Josep Guinovart always had an abstract style that evolved along his career both in form and colours as well as the materials used

but also strangely seductive

This concept of the ephemeral is associated the mono no aware

they animate the surface with shifting reflections and give the image a heightened physical presence

and the possibility of finding serenity amidst the visual and emotional chaos of the modern world through the language of fine art prints

Maravillas con variaciones acrósticas en el jardín de Miró VIII Conceptual Josep Guinovart always had anLithograph on Gvarro paper plate signed. Edited by Polgrafa, Barcelona, in 1975. Referenced in Patrick Cramer's catalogues raisonns "Joan Mir. The Illustrated Books" (Cramer, Geneva, 1989) and "Joan Mir. The Lithographer V, 1972 1975" (Maeght, Paris, 1992). "Maravillas con variaciones acrsticas en el jardn de Mir" is a set of 20 lithographs plate signed and limited to an edition of 1500, edited by Polgrafa, one of the most famous printers worldwide.