Joan Miró
Manoletina, (Bullfighting Maneuver), 1969.
Aquatint and carborundum in colors on Mandeure rag paper.
Pencil signed and numbered at the lower margins.
A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany this artwork.
This artwork is in excellent condition, consistent with age.
Currently available unframed. The Gallery offers custom framing services.

Manoletina, (Bullfighting Maneuver), is a 1969 color aquatint and carborundum on Mandeure rag paper by Joan Miró. The print is signed and numbered from the edition of 75. It depicts a bullfighter in the midst of a maneuver. The bullfighter is a simplified figure with a large head and a small body. The bull is also simplified, with a large head and a long tail. The colors are vibrant, with red, yellow, and blue shades. Manoletina is a dynamic and energetic print. The bold colors and gestural forms create a sense of movement and excitement. The print is a celebration of bullfighting, but it is also a meditation on the nature of violence. The print was created in 1969 when Miró was 76 years old. It is one of his last major works on the theme of bullfighting.

Joan Miró – Off The Wall Gallery Houston, Texas.