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Joan Miró / André Frénaud. Le Miroir de l’Homme par les Bêtes, 1972. With three etchings in color by Miro. Maeght Éditeur, Paris; 1972. Complete portfolio featuring illustrations by Joan Miró and poetry by André Frénaud. One of 225 copies, signed in pencil by both artist and poet. Published as a tribute to Hieronymus Bosch. The portfolio includes three color etchings with aquatint and two carborundum etchings on a single folded sheet (recto in black, verso in white) by Miro. Also included is a poem by Frénaud in French, printed on Bristol paper, preceded by metallic printed sheets evoking mirrors. Original cover with four folded flaps and a collage of colored paper cut-outs. Housed in the original gray cloth-covered portfolio box with white and silver spine lettering. Dimensions: 18.5 x 14 x 1.75 in.
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