Image: Georgetown Frame Shoppe, Washington
Georgetown Frame Shoppe has added Joan Miró’s 'Ouvrage du vent I' (Dupin 342) to its available works, presenting the 1962 aquatint in colors on BFK Rives with an asking price of $4,495 including framing. The Washington gallery’s listing identifies the work as hand signed in pencil and notes it is edition 44/75, with a sheet size of 20 1/2 by 31 1/2 inches and an image size of 8 1/2 by 23 inches.
The work appears in the dealer’s “Available Works” section alongside other modern and contemporary editions. Georgetown Frame Shoppe describes itself as a leading dealer of fine art prints and works on paper in Washington, DC, established in 1989, and says its collection spans modern, contemporary, street, abstract and pop art. On the site, Miró is grouped with artists such as Warhol, Lichtenstein, Haring, Picasso, Chagall, Banksy and others, reflecting the gallery’s emphasis on editioned works by major 20th- and 21st-century names.
Miró’s place in that roster is underlined by the gallery’s biography text, which frames him as one of the great pioneers of 20th-century art and notes his longstanding connection to printmaking. According to the page, Miró devoted more time to lithographs, etchings and aquatints in the 1960s, working with printers and other artisans in ways that expanded his creative range. The same biography also points to the artist’s early interest in organic forms and his links to Surrealist ideas, including automatism.
For the listing itself, however, Georgetown Frame Shoppe keeps the focus on the object: the title, the Dupin catalogue reference, the medium, the edition number and the framing-inclusive price. The page also gives the gallery reference code JMODV and offers direct inquiry and purchase options from the product page.
The site’s broader presentation suggests the work is being offered within a continuing stream of new arrivals rather than as part of a timed exhibition. Georgetown Frame Shoppe’s homepage highlights “New Arrivals” and “Original Modern & Contemporary Editions,” while its “Exhibits” section on the site also lists earlier gallery programming such as 'Donald Sultan Showcase September 2025', 'New Gallery Spotlight' and 'Keith Haring Andy Mouse: Plate 2'. Miró’s 'Ouvrage du vent I' is shown on the same homepage among recent additions, alongside works by Damien Hirst, Paul Insect, Frank Stella, Banksy and Andy Warhol.
The listing gives collectors a complete set of practical details: it is a signed aquatint in colors on BFK Rives, catalogued as Dupin 342, from 1962, with edition size 44/75 and framing included in the stated price.
