Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Relief, Quixote and Dulcinea - 4 cm - silver, 24 carat gold finished

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Salvador Dalí, Quixote and Dulcinea, a plate-signed silver relief medal finished with 24 carat gold, 4 cm high by 3 cm wide, about 40 g, from Spain in the Realism style and in good condition.

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Salvador Dali - The Quixote

24 Carat gold finished and pure silver 999

Original rare relief, great opportunity for purchase one original solid silver Salvador Dali artwork, very exclusive.
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Signed Salvador Dali

ca 40g, ca 4x3cm

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

Don Quixote and Dulcinea: Positioned in the lower-center, the elongated, emaciated figure of Don Quixote kneels, extending his arms toward a bowing female figure (Dulcinea). Their proportions are graceful yet distorted, reflecting Dalí's signature figurative style.

The Steed and Shield: To the left, beneath a twisted tree trunk, sits the slumped form of his steed, Rocinante. A circular shield and a lance rest against the tree.

Surrealist Symbolism & Setting

Insects and Butterflies: The background sky is filled with relief carvings of butterflies and dragonflies—recurrent Dalí motifs that represent metamorphosis, dreams, and the fragility of thought.

Geometric Perspective Lines: Fine incisions and geometric lines intersect among the floating insects, establishing an open, dreamlike perspective typical of Dalí’s printmaking and metalwork.

Format & Finish

The medal features a rectangular format with smoothly rounded corners.

It presents a matte gold finish with deep relief, emphasizing the malleable textures and fluid lines of the metal.


Salvador Dali - The Quixote

24 Carat gold finished and pure silver 999

Original rare relief, great opportunity for purchase one original solid silver Salvador Dali artwork, very exclusive.
Revise the photos
Signed Salvador Dali

ca 40g, ca 4x3cm

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

Don Quixote and Dulcinea: Positioned in the lower-center, the elongated, emaciated figure of Don Quixote kneels, extending his arms toward a bowing female figure (Dulcinea). Their proportions are graceful yet distorted, reflecting Dalí's signature figurative style.

The Steed and Shield: To the left, beneath a twisted tree trunk, sits the slumped form of his steed, Rocinante. A circular shield and a lance rest against the tree.

Surrealist Symbolism & Setting

Insects and Butterflies: The background sky is filled with relief carvings of butterflies and dragonflies—recurrent Dalí motifs that represent metamorphosis, dreams, and the fragility of thought.

Geometric Perspective Lines: Fine incisions and geometric lines intersect among the floating insects, establishing an open, dreamlike perspective typical of Dalí’s printmaking and metalwork.

Format & Finish

The medal features a rectangular format with smoothly rounded corners.

It presents a matte gold finish with deep relief, emphasizing the malleable textures and fluid lines of the metal.


Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Spain
Style
Realism
Material
silver, 24 carat gold finished
Artist
Salvador Dali (1904-1989)
Title of artwork
Quixote and Dulcinea
Signature
Plate signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
4 cm
Width
3 cm
Depth
0 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
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