Joan MIRO (1893 - 1983) Ubu in the Balearics. 1971. Tériade éditeur, Mourlot imprimeur. Title, a lithograph for the slipcase, a lithograph for the title page, 6 pages of text calligraphied by Miro, and an incomplete set of 21 of 23 plates on Arches vellum Arches vellum, some in duplicate or triplicate, for a total of 34 plates, one sheet of "achevé d'imprimer" without justification number. Incomplete and disparate workshop copy, with no blank sheets, no sheet with reproduction page, no justification, 2 plates missing but several others added. Minor foxing, transfers to verso, yellowing to some. 53 x 68 cm. (Cramer N° 146)

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