Joan Miro lithograph or print?

Hello! I have this Beautiful Joan Miro piece and I'm curious if it is just a print or a lithograph, can anyone tell?

Thank you!

 

Yours at least has the name, but here's a start:

https://www.artloft.com/miro9.htm#174

All the prints I'm finding don't have the name. Don't know what that means.

 

I assume you meant reproduction since lithographs are prints. Yes, it is a reproduction with a printed signature.

 

Miro a l’Encre I, 1972 by Joan Miro. Lithograph, signed in the plate on Wove Paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Reference: Cramer 161. Mourlot 837 and 838.


This Work was finished printing on September 30, 1972, on Union printing presses for text. The color plates were printed by the Imprimerie Moderne du Lion, the offset reproductions of the original lithographs by Miro having been produced by the Perrot and Griset Photogravure Workshops. The Lithograph which appears in Frontispiece was printed by Jean Célestin on the presses of Mourlot, and that which is between pages 16 and 17, by René Le Moigne, of the printing company Arte, who also produced the Jacket specially designed for this work by Joan Miro.

 

I found a couple versions, signed and not signed. Possibly different sizes too. The reference numbers, I think, are for a catalog raisonne. Might be able to find that in a library.