Bethsabée

In Bethsabée, Joan Miró reinterprets the biblical figure of Bathsheba through his unmistakable visual language of abstract forms, calligraphic lines, and vibrant color. Widely regarded as one of the great innovators of twentieth-century printmaking, Miró revolutionized the aquatint process by using it not merely for tonal shading but as a painterly medium capable of producing luminous fields of color, rich textures, and spontaneous gestural effects. In this work, his groundbreaking approach transforms a biblical theme into a poetic and deeply modern composition. This rare Hors Commerce impression, issued outside the numbered edition of 50, is particularly desirable for its scarcity and exceptional quality.