Abstract Landscape (likely from a series)

Work on paper; painting or mixed media printJoan Miró (Spanish, 1893–1983) - Signature style characteristic of his later graphic works

Abstract Landscape (likely from a series)

Style & Movement

Surrealism / Lyrical Abstraction / Modernism

Medium & Technique

Gouache, watercolor, or lithograph with hand-coloring; color blocking and wash techniques

Creation Period

Mid to Late 20th Century (circa 1960-1980)

Dimensions & Format

Estimated 20 x 26 inches; horizontal/landscape orientation set within a larger mat

Subject Description

A minimalist abstract composition featuring a dominant field of vibrant green. The work focuses on color fields and gestural line work, typical of the artist's interest in the connection between poetry and painting.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good; visible glare suggests it is under glass, which may have protected the pigments, though minor tonal shifts are possible

Estimated Market Value

$5,000 - $15,000 (depending on medium and edition size)

Auction Estimate

$4,000 - $12,000

Provenance History

Likely from a limited edition series or private collection; the signature indicates a formal market offering (gallery or auction)

Art Historical Significance

Miró is a titan of 20th-century art; his late graphic work and gouaches bridged the gap between Surrealist automatism and the Color Field movements.

Notable Features

Distinctive, fluid black ink signature in the lower right quadrant; characterized by the playful, calligraphic shorthand style the artist adopted in his later years.

Condition Issues

Potential for light-induced fading (UV damage) if not kept away from direct sunlight; slight yellowing of the paper substrate edge is common for this period.

Conservation Recommendations

Ensure the use of UV-filtering glass or acrylic; confirm acid-free archival matting to prevent mat burn; maintain stable humidity.

Identified on 5/20/2026
Abstract Landscape (likely from a series) - Joan Miró (Spanish, 1893–1983) - Signature style characteristic of his later graphic works | Art Identifier