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(1904-1989)
One of the most famous and prolific artists of the twentieth century, Dali’s fantastic imagery and flamboyant personality made him the best known artist of the Surrealist movement. Born in Figueres, Spain in the northeastern province of Catalonia, Dalí trained in the early 1920s at the Madrid Academy, where he perfected his realistic and meticulously detailed style. However, after reading Freud, his passions turned to dreams and the unconscious. It was Salvador Dalí’s surrealist work, using bizarre dream imagery to create unforgettable and unmistakable landscapes of his inner world, that solidified the artist as a Modern Master.
Salvador Dalí's work can be found in the most prestigious private and public collections worldwide as well as in the permanent collections of major museums internationally, among them the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, the Guggenheim Museums in New York and Venice, the Tate Gallery in London, The Museum of Surrealism in Menlun, France and the Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain. The Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, is dedicated solely to Dalí's work, and three museums in Spain are part of the artist's legacy, the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the Gala Dalí Castle Museum-House in Púbol and the Salvador Dalí Museum-House in Portlligat.
These works of impeccable provenance by the Surrealist master have been part of the Argillet family collection since their creation by Dali during his collaborative years with Pierre Argillet and demonstrate high standards of quality, and the empassioned collaboration between an artist and his publisher. The friendship between Dali and his publisher, Pierre Argillet, spanned five decades. Argillet was an avid collector of Futurist, Dadaist and Surrealist works and had, from very early on, met with the major artists of the 20th century. But it was with Salvador Dali that a long and fruitful collaboration developed. They remained friends until Dali’s death in 1989.
(1904-1989)
One of the most famous and prolific artists of the twentieth century, Dali’s fantastic imagery and flamboyant personality made him the best known artist of the Surrealist movement. Born in Figueres, Spain in the northeastern province of Catalonia, Dalí trained in the early 1920s at the Madrid Academy, where he perfected his realistic and meticulously detailed style. However, after reading Freud, his passions turned to dreams and the unconscious. It was Salvador Dalí’s surrealist work, using bizarre dream imagery to create unforgettable and unmistakable landscapes of his inner world, that solidified the artist as a Modern Master.
Salvador Dalí's work can be found in the most prestigious private and public collections worldwide as well as in the permanent collections of major museums internationally, among them the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, the Guggenheim Museums in New York and Venice, the Tate Gallery in London, The Museum of Surrealism in Menlun, France and the Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain. The Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, is dedicated solely to Dalí's work, and three museums in Spain are part of the artist's legacy, the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the Gala Dalí Castle Museum-House in Púbol and the Salvador Dalí Museum-House in Portlligat.
These works of impeccable provenance by the Surrealist master have been part of the Argillet family collection since their creation by Dali during his collaborative years with Pierre Argillet and demonstrate high standards of quality, and the empassioned collaboration between an artist and his publisher. The friendship between Dali and his publisher, Pierre Argillet, spanned five decades. Argillet was an avid collector of Futurist, Dadaist and Surrealist works and had, from very early on, met with the major artists of the 20th century. But it was with Salvador Dali that a long and fruitful collaboration developed. They remained friends until Dali’s death in 1989.
"Corridor of Katmandu"
1969-70. Original etching in two colors. 25" x 20". Hippies series. Hand signed and numbered.
Picasso's Horse.
1968. Original etching with hand coloring. 15" x 11". Ronsard series. Handsigned and numbered.
Flight and Fall of Icarus.
1963. Original drypoint. 22 x 30". Mythology series. Hand signed and numbered.
Les Perroquets.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
Le Piano Sous Le Neige.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
Les Moulins.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
La Statue.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
La Tauromachie au Tiroir.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
La Girafe en Feu.
1966-67. Original drypoint and aquatint with hand coloring. Hand signed in pencil. One of seven plates from the album La Tauromachie Surrealiste. 20 x 25 5/8".
Le Buste.
1967. Original etching. 15 x 11". Handsigned and numbered.
The Negresses.
1969. Original Etching with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Venus in Furs series. Hand signed and numbered.
Place Furstenberg.
1971. Original etching with hand coloring. 20 x 25". Handsigned and numbered.
Woman with Whip.
1969. Original etching with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Venus in Furs series. Hand signed and numbered.
The Egrets.
1969. Original etching. 15 x 11". Venus in Furs series. Handsigned and numbered.
Santiago de Compostela.
1969-70. Original etching. 25 x 20". Hippies series. Handsigned and numbered.
Portrait of Marguerite.
1968. Original etching with hand coloring.15 x 11". Faust series. Handsigned and numbered.
Sainte Anne.
1965. Original etching. 30 x 22". Handsigned and numbered.
Horses.
1967. Drypoint with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Mao Dedong Poems series. Hand signed and numbered.
Woman with Pig.
1968. Original etching with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Faust series. Handsigned and numbered.
Neptune.
1964. Original drypoint with hand coloring. 22 x 30". Mythology series. Hand signed and numbered.
The Fairy.
1968. Original drypoint with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Ronsard series. Hand signed and numbered.
Diane de Poitier.
1971. Original etching with hand coloring. 25 x 20". Hand signed and numbered.
Le Soleil.
1969-70. Original etching. 25 x 20". Hippies series. Handsigned and numbered.
The Old Hippy.
1969-70. Original etching. 25 x 20". Hippies series. Handsigned and numbered.
Nude.
1968. Original drypoint with hand coloring. 15 x 11". Ronsard series. Hand signed and numbered.
Marilyn Monroe.
1967. Original drypoint with hand coloring. 25 x 20". Hand signed and numbered.
Judgement of Paris.
1963-65. Original etching in two colors. 22 x 30". Mythology series. Handsigned and numbered.