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La Mélodie Acide (The Acid Melody)

La Mélodie Acide (The Acid Melody) - After (Poster) Fine art by Miro original lithograph by the Spanish artist Joan Miró (1893–1983), part of his 1980 portfolio titled La Mélodie Acide (The Acid Melody). The specific image is often referred to by a plate number, such as Untitled from La Melodie Acide XVII or La Melodie Acide #13, depending on the specific edition. Artwork Details Artist: Joan Miró Title: La Mélodie Acide (The Acid Melody), individual plate Medium: Original color lithograph on paper (often Arches or Japanese paper) Year: 1980 Style: Surrealism/Abstract Expressionism Publisher: Au Pont des Arts and Galerie Lucie Weill, Paris; printed by La Polígrafa, S.A., Barcelona Key Characteristics Description: The image features a bold, black, abstract figure, often described as an abstracted animal or "rabbit," energized with patches of bright primary colors (red, blue, green, yellow). Signature & Edition: These prints were produced in several limited editions. The one in the image appears to have an embossed or "signed in the plate" signature, as well as being hand-numbered in the lower left margin (e.g., "IV/II", likely indicating a specific edition number within a smaller, signed run). Editions numbered out of 1500 (e.g., 511/1500) were plate-signed but not individually hand-signed in pencil.