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An original limited edition lithograph by Salvador Dalí (1904–1989), titled Angel of Dada Surrealism, created in 1971as part of his celebrated Memories of Surrealism portfolio.
Produced during one of the most significant periods of Dalí's graphic career, Angel of Dada Surrealism explores the relationship between the Dada movement and Surrealism through his unmistakable visual language. Expressive calligraphy, fragmented typography and dreamlike symbolism combine with bold passages of black, yellow and red to create a composition that is both playful and intellectually rich, reflecting Dalí's lifelong fascination with the subconscious and the avant-garde movements that transformed twentieth-century art.
This original colour lithograph is hand signed in pencil by Salvador Dalí to the lower right and individually numbered XXIV/XL (24 of only 40) to the lower left. The edition of 40 impressions, printed on deluxe Japan paper, is considerably scarcer than the standard edition, making examples from this issue particularly sought after by collectors.
The work is referenced in the principal catalogues raisonnés of Dalí's graphic works, including Albert Field 71-15A and Michler & Löpsinger 494, confirming its place within the renowned Memories of Surrealism portfolio.
Presented in a contemporary black frame with a wide conservation-style mount, the artwork is ready to hang and makes an exceptional statement within both contemporary and traditional interiors. Whether acquired as an investment-quality work by one of the twentieth century's most celebrated artists or simply for its remarkable decorative presence, this lithograph represents an outstanding opportunity to own an original signed edition by Salvador Dalí.
Very Good Original Condition
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