Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Pedro calderon de la Barca (La vida es sueño)





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Salvador Dalí, Pedro Calderón de la Barca (La vida es sueño), aguaforte on Arches France paper, limited edition, 1966, 38 × 28 cm, signed on the plate, surrealist portrait of Cervantes.
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Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
Cervantes, 1966
Engraving etching on Arches France paper, with a visible watermark.
Signed and dated on the plate “Dalí 1966” in the lower right corner.
Surreal portrait of Miguel de Cervantes, depicted with the nervous and expressive graphic language characteristic of Dalí in the sixties. The composition combines the writer’s figure with calligraphic elements, blotches and explosive strokes, evoking the literary universe of Don Quixote.
Ink print on high-quality paper, with wide margins and natural deckle edges. Provenance indicated: collection linked to Enrique Sabater, friend, collaborator and secretary of Salvador Dalí.
Technique: etching / copperplate engraving
Paper: Arches France, with a visible watermark
Signature: on the plate
Date: 1966
Reference: Field 65-7 B; Michler & Löpsinger 150
Condition: good overall; central horizontal crease visible, slight signs of handling and small conservation marks on the paper
Provenance: collection linked to Enrique Sabater
Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
Cervantes, 1966
Engraving etching on Arches France paper, with a visible watermark.
Signed and dated on the plate “Dalí 1966” in the lower right corner.
Surreal portrait of Miguel de Cervantes, depicted with the nervous and expressive graphic language characteristic of Dalí in the sixties. The composition combines the writer’s figure with calligraphic elements, blotches and explosive strokes, evoking the literary universe of Don Quixote.
Ink print on high-quality paper, with wide margins and natural deckle edges. Provenance indicated: collection linked to Enrique Sabater, friend, collaborator and secretary of Salvador Dalí.
Technique: etching / copperplate engraving
Paper: Arches France, with a visible watermark
Signature: on the plate
Date: 1966
Reference: Field 65-7 B; Michler & Löpsinger 150
Condition: good overall; central horizontal crease visible, slight signs of handling and small conservation marks on the paper
Provenance: collection linked to Enrique Sabater

