Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Salvador Dalí — Important Collection of 30 Different Original Period Exhibition, Museum and

Salvador Dalí — Collection of 30 period posters and posters, 1961–1993

Important set formed by 30 different posters and posters related to Salvador Dalí, selecting a single copy of each reference. The lot documents the international diffusion of the artist's work through exhibitions, museums, publications, editions, and cultural projects developed between 1961 and 1993. Posters List.docx

1. Salvador Dalí Retrospective Exhibition — Japan, 1982
Measures: 103 × 73 cm.
Poster of the retrospective exhibition dedicated to Salvador Dalí held in Japan in 1982. Large-format piece of special interest for documenting the international reception of the artist in Asia. Posters List.docx
2. Biographical Note of Salvador Dalí
Measures: 98 × 60 cm.
Graphic document printed on photographic paper, written in French, dedicated to the biographical and artistic career of Salvador Dalí. Posters List.docx
3. The Hand of Dalí Lifting a Veil of Gold in the Form of a Cloud to Show Gala the Nude Dawn, Far Behind the Sun — Homage to Claude Lorrain
Measures: 89 × 61 cm.
Poster published in 1979 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, reproducing one of Dalí's complex compositions dedicated to Gala and linked to the homage to Claude Lorrain. Posters List.docx
4. The Conquest of the World — Inauguration of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, 1974
Measures: 90 × 65 cm.
Important lithographic poster created for the inauguration of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres. One of the pieces of greatest historical interest in the set due to its direct relation to the opening of the museum conceived by the artist himself. Posters List.docx
5. Gol
Measures: 56 × 83 cm.
Poster published by DASA Ediciones, Spain, reproducing a Dalí composition with a sports theme. Posters List.docx
6. The Alucinogenic Matador
Measures: 80 × 60 cm.
Poster published by DEMART PROARTE in 1993, based on one of Dalí's major paranoiac-critical compositions, where different images are visually integrated into the figure of the matador. Posters List.docx
7. L’Apocalypse de Joseph Foret — Paris, 1961
Measures: 78 × 55 cm.
French promotional poster for the famous book L’Apocalypse de Joseph Foret, illustrated by Salvador Dalí alongside Leonor Fini, Foujita, and other artists. It is the earliest chronologically piece in the collection. Posters List.docx
8. L’Apocalypse de Joseph Foret — Paris, 1976
Measures: 73.5 × 53 cm.
Poster related to the L’Apocalypse publication, illustrated by various artists including Salvador Dalí. Posters List.docx
9. L’Apocalypse de Joseph Foret — Paris, 1970–71
Measures: 79 × 53 cm.
French poster corresponding to another edition or promotion of L’Apocalypse de Joseph Foret, a historic publication linked to Salvador Dalí and other contemporary artists. Posters List.docx
10. Dalí and the Books — Karlsruhe, Germany, 1983
Measures: 84.5 × 56.5 cm.
Poster of the German exhibition Dalí and the Books, dedicated to the artist's bibliographic and illustrative production. The main image portrays Dante Alighieri. Posters List.docx
11. Homage to Barcelona — London, 1985–86
Measures: 76 × 51 cm.
Poster of the exhibition held at the Haywards Gallery in London. It is illustrated with Soft Construction with Boiled Beans (Premonition of Civil War). Posters List.docx
12. Dalí och böckerna — Moderna Museet, Stockholm, 1989
Measures: 89.5 × 63 cm.
Poster of the Swedish exhibition Dalí and the Books, held at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm in 1989. Posters List.docx
13. The Blue Madonna — La Virgen Azul
Measures: 50 × 70 cm.
Poster based on the image known as The Blue Madonna, linked to Dalí's religious and mystical repertoire. Posters List.docx
14. Roof of the Wind Palace — Dalí Theatre-Museum, Figueres
Measures: 70 × 99 cm.
Poster published in 1987 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, reproducing the spectacular ceiling of the Wind Palace at the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Posters List.docx
15. Gala nude looking at the Mediterranean Sea that from a distance of 20 meters transforms into the portrait of Abraham Lincoln — Homage to Rothko
Measures: 77.5 × 64 cm.
Canvas poster published in 1988 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes. Reproduces one of the most famous optical images by Dalí. Posters List.docx
16. The Specter of Sex-Appeal
Measures: 79.5 × 60 cm.
Poster published in 1980 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes. The copy bears the Mediterránea Editorial Archive stamp, increasing its documentary value. Posters List.docx
17. The Meninas
Measures: 84 × 60 cm.
Poster published in 1980 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, based on Dalí's reinterpretation of Velázquez's universe. One of the known copies bears the Mediterránea Editorial Archive stamp. Posters List.docx
18. Cosmogonical Disintegration
Measures: 78 × 50.5 cm.
Poster published in 1980 jointly by DASA Ediciones and the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Bears the Mediterránea Editorial Archive stamp. Posters List.docx
19. Old Age, Adolescence, Infancy — The Three Ages
Measures: 61.5 × 75 cm.
Poster published by the Salvador Dalí Museum in 1987, reproducing the well-known composition of the three ages of man. Posters List.docx
20. The Weaning of Furniture Nutrition
Measures: 56.5 × 67 cm.
Poster published by the Salvador Dalí Museum in 1984, based on one of the surrealist compositions of the artist linked to anthropomorphic furniture. Posters List.docx
21. Gala nude looking at the Mediterranean Sea… Abraham Lincoln
Measures: 96 × 69 cm.
Poster published in 1980 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, reproducing the famous double image of Gala and Abraham Lincoln. Posters List.docx
22. Gala with 2 lamb ribs balancing on her shoulder
Measures: 69.5 × 79.5 cm.
Poster published in 1983 by DASA Ediciones and Dalí Theatre-Museum. Bears Mediterránea Editorial Archive stamp. Posters List.docx
23. The Endless Enigma
Measures: 69 × 89.5 cm.
Poster published by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes in 1980, based on one of the main multi-image compositions of the artist. Posters List.docx
24. Galatea of the Spheres
Measures: 61 × 76.5 cm.
Poster published jointly by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes and the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Bears Mediterránea Editorial Archive stamp. Reproduces one of the emblematic images from Dalí's mystical-nuclear period. Posters List.docx
25. Collage of Dalí’s Most Famous Works
Measures: 100 × 70 cm.
Large collage-format poster bringing together some of Salvador Dalí's most famous images and compositions. Posters List.docx
26. Dalí Universal Tarot
Measures: not specified in inventory.
Poster published in 1980 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, linked to the famous Tarot designed by Salvador Dalí. Posters List.docx
27. Decor for the ballet Tristan the Mad
Measures: 68 × 98.5 cm.
Poster published in 1981 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, reproducing the set designed by Dalí for the ballet Tristan the Mad, premiered at the Metropolitan in New York by the Marqués de Cuevas company. Posters List.docx
28. Velasquez Painting the Infanta Margarita with the Lights and Shadows of His Own Glory
Measures: 83 × 52.5 cm.
Poster related to a work belonging to the collection of Mr. & Mrs. A. Reynolds Morse and to The Dalí Museum of Cleveland, Ohio. Posters List.docx
29. Imperial Monument to the Woman-Ggirl
Measures: 82.5 × 45 cm.
Poster published in 1980 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, reproducing one of the most characteristic symbolic compositions of Salvador Dalí. Posters List.docx
30. Dalí Masterworks
Measures: 99.5 × 68.5 cm.
Large poster published in 1987 by Distribuciones d’Art Surrealistes, conceived as an presentation of some of Salvador Dalí's masterworks. Posters List.docx

General description of the lot

The set constitutes a period graphic archive of great documentary interest, spanning more than three decades of Dalí's exhibitions, editions, and international diffusion. It includes posters directly related to the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the Salvador Dalí Museum, international exhibitions, and historically linked publishers.

The collection combines pieces eminently exhibition-focused with promotional posters and reproductions of some of the artist's most recognizable images. Several copies also bear stamps from the Mediterránea Editorial Archive, adding additional interest from the editorial and documentary provenance point of view.

Number of pieces: 30.
All posters are different.
Chronology: 1961–1993.
Dimensions: variable, up to 103 × 73 cm.
Condition: in line with period graphic material, with possible signs of storage, handling, small creases, rubbing, or wear that should be evaluated individually through photographs.