Salvador Dali Signed "The Resurrection" (Judgement Card from the Tarot) 26x37 Custom Framed Lithograph on Arches Paper LE of 150
Retail Price $9,000
- Lot number 637273
- Total views 109
- Lot ended2016-09-08 20:00:00
- Total bids 15
- Winning bid $1,250.00
- Buyer's premium $200.00
- Total $1,450.00
- FINE ART NO RESERVE
Salvador Dali’s “The Resurrection” is hand signed and numbered I-XXXIX/CL (39/150) by Salvador Dali. The Lithograph is printed on Arches paper and retails for upwards of $9,000.00. The lithograph has been custom framed to 26” x 37” in size. The Lithograph Includes a 22” x 30” portfolio that serves as the certificate of authenticity.
The “The Resurrection” is Originally from a tarot deck Dali created in the 70’s for his wife Gala, Who was Fascinated with the Ocult. “The Resurrection” appeared on the Judgement card from the tarot deck.
Famous surrealist painter Salvador Dali was born in 1904 in Figueres, Spain. Dali was encouraged to explore his artistic talents from an early age. He received formal training at the Academia de San Fernando in Madrid where he quickly gained attention from his classmates for his Cubist work. Dali was expelled from the Academia for behavioral issues and moved to Paris, where he quickly befriended Picasso, Magritte, and Miro. His new acquaintances led Dali to his Surrealist phase.
Though inspired by classic artists like Raphael, Bronzino, Vermeer, and Velazquez (Dali’s trademark mustache was influenced by Velazquez), Dali is best known for his surrealist work. In 1931, Dali painted “The Persistence of Memory,” his most famous piece, which featured the motif of the melting clock, which can be found in many of his works.
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