After Salvador Dali, authentic sculpture solid silver Jesus with 24 carat gold finished The pendant comes with very good provenance Sculpture in silver, 1970s After Salvador Dalí. The Christ is signed and the armband solid silver Signed, numbered Never used since 1970s The necklace is a symbol from one of his paintings. The Christ of Saint John of the Cross (Spanish: El Cristo de San Juan de la Cruz from Dalì. This rare necklace is number made worldwide by Salvador Dali’s ‘Saint John’ necklaces.. Variable Length: It is possible to combine the bracelet with the necklace Note: Obviously the red background is not included; this auction is only for the cross and brazalet shown in the photographs. Salvador Dalí’s eccentric genius and masterful execution of dreamlike imagery secured his status as a pillar of twentieth-century art, allowing him to command substantial numbers in the global market alongside the industry's twenty most highly valued artists. While the highest echelons of art auction records are largely dominated by multi-million-dollar titans such as Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Gustav Klimt, Willem de Kooning, and Jackson Pollock, Dalí's surrealist legacy remains structurally and conceptually vital to the modern high-end market. This market prominence is further elevated by his fellow icon of Surrealism, René Magritte, whose masterpiece L'empire des lumières fetched a historic 121 million dollars, confirming that the demand for the subversion of reality matches the commercial power of abstract and classical icons. Ultimately, whether compared to the pop brilliance of Andy Warhol, the raw emotion of Francis Bacon, or the standard-setting values of Modigliani, Munch, and Basquiat, Dalí’s liquid clocks and visionary landscapes continue to anchor the financial and historical value of the elite art trade.