Two Pochoirs From 'Cartones' (Cramer 103), 1965

Joan Miro's Two Pochoirs From 'Cartones' (Cramer 103), created in 1965, captures the artist's playful, automatic hand at its most liberated. Bold black lines drift across warm ochre, cream, and rust grounds, forming biomorphic shapes that feel both spontaneous and deeply considered - a hallmark of Miro's surrealist vocabulary and his lifelong resistance to rigid technique. The mood is whimsical yet contemplative, as though the forms are still mid-thought.

This abstract art print brings a sense of quiet wonder to living room art walls, home decor corners, or a japandi print styled reading nook, and it makes a thoughtful gift for anyone drawn to modern wallpaper patterns and mid-century surrealism. Pair it with other abstract wallpaper or abstract painting pieces for a curated gallery moment, or hang it solo as understated wall decor in an office decor setup or bedroom decor scheme in need of color and character.

- Printed on premium 330gsm archival-grade, acid-free cotton rag paper with a hot press smooth matte finish for luxurious texture and vibrant color accuracy
- Available in multiple finishes: Archival Matte, Cold Press, Semi-Gloss, Metallic, Glossy, or Somerset Velvet
- Rolled packaging or framed options with Black, White, or Oak wood frames (frame width 0.88"/2cm, depth 1.13"/3cm), ready to hang with shatterproof perspex
- Fade-resistant aqueous pigment inks ensure vibrant color reproduction for over 100 years

Colors may vary slightly from your screen; prints appear more vibrant in person.

Ships from the US within 1-3 business days. Delivery to US: 3-7 days. International (EU/UK/other): dispatched within 3-5 days.

Custom sizes available upon request - just message us.

We bring the spontaneous, boundary-breaking spirit of Miro's surrealist prints into modern minimalist wall art collections, one carefully produced piece at a time.