Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Purgatoire 16 ; Limbes





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Salvador Dalí, Purgatoire 16 ; Limbes, an original limited-edition wood engraving on BFK Rives vellum, 33 x 26.5 cm, hand-signed, produced in France in the 1960s, sold by Galerie, in excellent condition with a gallery certificate of authenticity.
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Salvador Dalí (1904-1989)
Purgatoire 16 ; Limbes
Original wood engraving (xylography)
1960/63
Signed in pencil and also signed on the print
On BFK Rives vellum 33 x 26.5 cm
REFERENCES :
- Field catalogue raisonné pp. 189 to 200
- Michler & Lopsinger catalogue raisonné #1088
AUTHENTICITY :
Accompanied by its gallery certificate of authenticity
And provided with a photocopy of the letter from Galerie Bosquet, certifying the work which was acquired directly from Mr. Carpentier, publisher of Dalí.
INFORMATION : Edited by les Heures Claires, the Divine Comedy illustrated by Dalí constitutes one of the monuments of publishing and one of the Maestro's most famous works. It required the engraving of more than 3,500 wood blocks and three years of work to render all the finesse of the illustrations created by Dalí.
Sold with gallery certificate
Excellent condition and possible small defects on the back not affecting the image
Salvador Dalí (1904-1989)
Purgatoire 16 ; Limbes
Original wood engraving (xylography)
1960/63
Signed in pencil and also signed on the print
On BFK Rives vellum 33 x 26.5 cm
REFERENCES :
- Field catalogue raisonné pp. 189 to 200
- Michler & Lopsinger catalogue raisonné #1088
AUTHENTICITY :
Accompanied by its gallery certificate of authenticity
And provided with a photocopy of the letter from Galerie Bosquet, certifying the work which was acquired directly from Mr. Carpentier, publisher of Dalí.
INFORMATION : Edited by les Heures Claires, the Divine Comedy illustrated by Dalí constitutes one of the monuments of publishing and one of the Maestro's most famous works. It required the engraving of more than 3,500 wood blocks and three years of work to render all the finesse of the illustrations created by Dalí.
Sold with gallery certificate
Excellent condition and possible small defects on the back not affecting the image

