Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - The Smoke of Irascibility - La Divine Comedie





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Salvador Dalí, The Smoke of Irascibility – La Divine Comedie, a 1963 French edition woodcut print on B.F.K. Rives paper, 33 x 26 cm, edition 17 of 165, unsigned, Surrealism, in excellent condition, from the Les Heures Claire Paris edition of the Divine Comedy; buyers receive a copy of the numbered justification page.
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Salvador Dali - La Divine Comedie
Title: The Smoke of Irascibility
Edition: number #17 of 165 (numbered on the justification page, not on the works itself)
Paper size a piece: 33 x 26 cm on B.F.K. Rives paper
This woodcut comes from the French edition of the Dali illustrated Divine Comedy
Published by Les Heures Claire, Paris, 1963
It comes from one of the first examples of the French "Les Heures Claire" edition of the Divine comedy, number #17.
Reference: Field catalogue page 189-200
Buyers will receive a copy of the numbered justification page
(The original justification page can not be given to the buyer, since the Divine Comedy suites do not come with a single justification page for every one of the hundred single woodcuts or engravings)
Salvador Dali - La Divine Comedie
Title: The Smoke of Irascibility
Edition: number #17 of 165 (numbered on the justification page, not on the works itself)
Paper size a piece: 33 x 26 cm on B.F.K. Rives paper
This woodcut comes from the French edition of the Dali illustrated Divine Comedy
Published by Les Heures Claire, Paris, 1963
It comes from one of the first examples of the French "Les Heures Claire" edition of the Divine comedy, number #17.
Reference: Field catalogue page 189-200
Buyers will receive a copy of the numbered justification page
(The original justification page can not be given to the buyer, since the Divine Comedy suites do not come with a single justification page for every one of the hundred single woodcuts or engravings)

