Sauve qui peut (Every Man for Himself), from People of the Sea (1990)

Artist: Joan Miró
Medium: Color aquatint and drypoint with carborundum on BFK Rives paper
Dimensions: 96 × 75 cm
Signature: Signed in pencil by Emilio F. Miró (the artist’s son and executor of Joan Miró’s estate)
Edition: 60 copies
Stamp: Signed in black ink and numbered /60 in pencil
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Publisher: Daniel Lelong, Paris
Type of work: Limited edition aquatint and drypoint
Original Packaging: Original wooden box with artist’s name engraved and red velvet dust bag

Description:
Sauve qui peut (Every Man for Himself), from the People of the Sea series (1990), is a masterful print by Joan Miró, combining color aquatint and drypoint with carborundum to create a rich, textured surface. The work is presented in its original wooden box, engraved with the artist’s name, accompanied by a red velvet dust bag.

Signed in pencil by Emilio F. Miró, the artist’s son and estate administrator, and numbered in a limited edition of 60, this print exemplifies the enduring creativity and visual poetry of Miró’s late works. A highly collectible piece, perfect for enthusiasts of modern and contemporary art.

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✔ Worldwide shipping from France
✔ Professional packaging with insurance
✔ Tracking number included for secure delivery

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FAQ

Is this Joan Miró artwork an original edition?

Yes. Sauve qui peut (Every Man for Himself) is an authentic limited edition aquatint and drypoint from the People of the Sea series (1990).

Is the artwork signed?

The print is signed in pencil by Emilio F. Miró, the artist’s son and executor of the estate, as customary for posthumous Miró editions.

How many prints were produced?

This edition comprises 60 copies, each signed in black ink and numbered /60 in pencil.

What medium was used for this work?

The artwork combines color aquatint, drypoint, and carborundum on BFK Rives paper, creating a richly textured and vibrant surface.

Does the artwork come with documentation?

Yes. A Certificate of Authenticity is included, along with full provenance documentation.

Does it include original packaging?

Yes. The print is delivered in its original wooden box, engraved with Miró’s name, and accompanied by a red velvet dust bag—a highly collectible feature.

Who published this edition?

It was published by Daniel Lelong, Paris, a key figure in Miró’s printmaking legacy.

Is this piece a good investment?

Yes. Late-period Miró prints with carborundum, small edition sizes, and original packaging are particularly sought after and hold strong market value.

Is worldwide shipping available?

Yes. We ship worldwide from France with professional packaging, full insurance, and tracking for secure and safe delivery.