Miquel Barceló (1957) "Cahier de félins", 2011 Unique and numbered edition with …

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Miquel Barceló (1957) "Cahier de félins", 2011

Unique and numbered edition with 2998 copies, being this the nº 394, of the Cahier de félins by Miquel Barceló, printed on Tintoretto Gesso paper of 200 g; Ed. Planeta (2011). The copy consists of a personalized wooden case with the reproduction of an original by the artist made by pyrography; a facsimile reproduction of the Cahier de félins, owned by the artist, a book on the discovery of the Chauvet cave and a numbered plate with the numbering of each of the felines. Case dimensions: 6,1 cm; 37,6 x 49 cm; Book dimensions: 2,3 x 33,6 x 45 cm (1); 1,7 x 33,7 x 44,5 cm (1)

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Miquel Barceló (1957) "Cahier de félins", 2011

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