Joan Miro-L’Etoile Bleu

L'Etoile Bleu (1972) is a luminous lithograph mounted to board by Joan Miró, printed by the legendary Mourlot workshop in Paris — the atelier that collaborated with Miró across decades of his most celebrated print work. The composition centers on one of Miró's signature celestial motifs: the blue star, rendered with the playful economy and symbolic weight that define his graphic language. Bold primary forms float against an open ground, evoking the dreamlike cosmology Miró sustained throughout his career.

Catalogued as Mourlot 857, this work belongs to the portfolio Lithographs I, a foundational series in Miró's print oeuvre and a touchstone for collectors of his graphic work.

• Artist: Joan Miró
• Title: L'Etoile Bleu
• Year: 1972
• Medium: Lithograph mounted to board
• Portfolio: Lithographs I
• Sheet Size: 12½" × 9½" (31.75 × 24.13 cm)
• Printer: Mourlot, Paris
• Reference: Mourlot 857