Joan Miró's 1963 lithograph Femme, lune, étoile brings together figural and celestial imagery characteristic of the Spanish artist's dreamlike visual vocabulary. The work features his signature biomorphic forms rendered in multiple colors on BFK Rives paper, a premium printmaking substrate. Miró's use of spontaneous line and vibrant hues creates a sense of movement and magical transformation. The title references woman, moon, and star, inviting viewers to discover these elements within the abstract composition. This piece exemplifies Miró's ability to convey poetry through visual abstraction.