Joan Miró's Album 13 is a landmark portfolio of thirteen lithographs created in 1948, exemplifying the artist's pioneering contributions to the medium during the post-war period. Each work in this limited edition of 75 is hand-signed and numbered, printed by the renowned Parisian workshop Mourlot and published by Galerie Maeght, representing a significant collaboration between modernist artist and master printer. The portfolio's preservation in its original vellum boards with accompanying title and justification pages makes this a particularly important historical document of mid-twentieth century avant-garde printmaking.