The lithograph with motif by Miro "Tous les parfums de l'Arabie" (All the perfumes of Arabia) is a notable color lithograph created in 1973 by the Catalan Surrealist artist Joan Miró in collaboration with the French writer and poet Michel Leiris.

The lithograph is printed on Vélin d'Arches paper and of an Edition on 500 numbered copies. This lithograph is 212/500 numbered by hand with pencil.

The lithograph belongs to a broader tradition of livres d'artistes (artists' books) and parallel graphic creations where Miró collaborated closely with avant-garde writers. For this piece, Miró's visuals interact with the lyrical poetry of Michel Leiris. The title itself is a direct nod to the famous line from Shakespeare's Macbeth ("All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand"), recontextualized by Leiris and Miró to evoke a dreamlike, exotic journey of the inner mind and imagination.

Please note that the lithograph has yellowed and has light marks in the upper section.

Fremed with a antique golde frame placed on a bright blue background.

H 98 x W 72 cm.