Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - La Divina Comedia - Paraíso 32 (La Oración Fina l) - Set de 6

* **Artist:** Salvador Dalí (1904-1989)
* **Title of the work:** The Divine Comedy – Paradise 14: The Final Prayer
* **Technique:** Woodcut / Wood engraving (Bois gravé)
* **Type:** Color phases / Chromatic decomposition (Set of 6 sheets)
* **Year/Period:** 1960 - 1963
* **Signature:** Official edition without handwritten signature (Suite for bibliophile collectors)
* **Edition:** Joseph Forêt & Les Heures Claires (Paris)
* **Support:** Velin paper
* **Total dimensions:** 32 x 25 cm (Each of the 6 sheets)
* **Condition:** Excellent conservation state (Impeccable, never framed)
* bibliographic references:** Catalogue Raisonné Albert Field (pp. 189-200) / Michler & Lopsinger no. 1119

ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS - Superb complete set of 6 individual color-decomposition plates from Paradise, Canto 14 ("Apparition of Christ") of The Divine Comedy by Dante, illustrated by Salvador Dalí. Historical edition by Joseph Forêt & Les Heures Claires (1960-1963). Velin paper (32x25 cm each). Excellent condition, no foxing.

Exceptional and extremely rare complete set of 6 individual plates in color decomposition belonging to Paradise, Canto 14 ("Appearance of Christ") of the celebrated work "The Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri, illustrated by the surreal genius Salvador Dalí. This technical lot of great pedagogical value allows you to discover, step by step and color by color, the successive printing stages and the layering of inks necessary to build the final image. It is a unique testimony of the masterful engraving and chromatic work carried out for one of the most monumental art editions of the 20th century. Notable details:
Iconography Premium: The "Appearance of Christ" is one of the most iconic, beautiful, and sought-after motifs of Dalí’s entire series, endowed with celestial illumination and great spiritual force.
Historical Quality: Originally published between 1960 and 1963 by the prestigious firms Joseph Forêt and Les Heures Claires. This monumental project required the hand-carving of more than 3,500 woodblocks and three years of meticulous artisanal work.