Joan Miro  Oiseaux dans un Paysage, by: Miró Cartones, 1959-1965, pochoir on wove paper Signed in stone: Miró, dry stamp Euro Art numbered in pencil: 238/2000 Catalogue: WVZ Cramer 103 Frame : 51 x 41 cm. Plate: 22.5 x 32.cm, Catalogue: WVZ Cramer 103. Note: Pochoir ( tanisa and history) The technique consists in the realization, based on the areas of photography or illustration to be colored, of molds cut and shaped inside, with a technique, we would say today, similar to the stencil, Una volta create le sagome, For each color, this procedure was followed: the cut-out shape was superimposed on the postcard, at this point a coat of color was spread, spray or brush; in this way, the color adhered to the exposed parts of the postcard, without affecting the others. The pochoirs were produced by the Daniel Jacomet studio (1894-1966), which had become by far the most important, innovative and productive workshop of the pochoir period, which lasted from 1910 to 1965. Artists like Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Foujita, Braque, Dufy and many others asked Daniel Jacomet to make reproductions that were so real that they were often considered to be original watercolour, gouache, pastel or ink drawings. Shipping: Dhl express , 4/5 working days.