Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Relief, Christ of Saint John of the Cross - 11 cm -

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Salvador Dalí, Christ of Saint John of the Cross, a sterling silver sculpture with a vermeil gold finish on a stepped pedestal base, plate signed on the base.

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Salvador Dali (1904-1989) (after) - Christ

24 Carat gold finished and pure silver

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Signed Dali and numbered

Christ of Saint John of the CrossArtist: Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
Medium/Material: Sterling silver with a vermeil (gold-plated) finish on a stepped pedestal base. Signature: Signed on the base ("Dalí"). Sales Pitch Description:This magnificent three-dimensional sculpture embodies one of the most iconic and revolutionary images in 20th-century art history: Salvador Dalí's Christ of Saint John of the Cross. Conceived from his famous 1951 masterpiece painting, this piece transcends traditional religious iconography through the mystical, surrealist perspective unique to the Ampurdan master. Crafted in solid silver with a luxurious gold finish, the body of Christ rises with dramatic power and weightless elegance over a stepped pyramid base, dispensing with the traditional wooden cross to emphasize the cosmic, glorious nature of the figure. The luminous gold-plated surface reflects light beautifully, underscoring the mystic-nuclear dimension Dalí developed during his mature period. Bearing the artist's signature clearly incised on its pedestal, this work stands as an exceptional piece of aesthetic beauty, spiritual resonance, and high investment potential for collectors of modern masterworks.


Very good condition, like new, the price of precious metals gold and silver is on the rise, and together with the artistic value of this piece, it makes an investment




Salvador Dali (1904-1989) (after) - Christ

24 Carat gold finished and pure silver

Revise the photos
Signed Dali and numbered

Christ of Saint John of the CrossArtist: Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
Medium/Material: Sterling silver with a vermeil (gold-plated) finish on a stepped pedestal base. Signature: Signed on the base ("Dalí"). Sales Pitch Description:This magnificent three-dimensional sculpture embodies one of the most iconic and revolutionary images in 20th-century art history: Salvador Dalí's Christ of Saint John of the Cross. Conceived from his famous 1951 masterpiece painting, this piece transcends traditional religious iconography through the mystical, surrealist perspective unique to the Ampurdan master. Crafted in solid silver with a luxurious gold finish, the body of Christ rises with dramatic power and weightless elegance over a stepped pyramid base, dispensing with the traditional wooden cross to emphasize the cosmic, glorious nature of the figure. The luminous gold-plated surface reflects light beautifully, underscoring the mystic-nuclear dimension Dalí developed during his mature period. Bearing the artist's signature clearly incised on its pedestal, this work stands as an exceptional piece of aesthetic beauty, spiritual resonance, and high investment potential for collectors of modern masterworks.


Very good condition, like new, the price of precious metals gold and silver is on the rise, and together with the artistic value of this piece, it makes an investment




Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Spain
Style
Realism
Artist
Salvador Dali (1904-1989)
Title of artwork
Christ of Saint John of the Cross
Signature
Plate signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
11 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
0 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.56%
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