Salvador Dalí, Portrait, Print

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Traditionally, calligraphy stood for the art of writing beautifully. Artists such as Dalí experimented with calligraphy pens in graphic works … Read more Traditionally, calligraphy stood for the art of writing beautifully. Artists such as Dalí experimented with calligraphy pens in graphic works and thus developed a personal drawing style. The phosphor ink used for printing achieves a high-quality print that optimally reflects the calligraphic style. Calligraphic drawing, printed in phosphor ink. Signed in print in 1984. Publisher: Collectors Club Vienna - Printer: Jaffé, Vienna. Representation in good condition, center fold as published with white wooden frame. A beautiful artwork that looks good in every room and especially in the living room or bedroom. Can be framed accordingly. About Salvador Dalí: Spanish painter, draftsman, etcher, filmmaker, photographer; designer of jewelery, furniture, decors and costumes for ballet and film; furthermore writer of film scenarios, novels and, especially polemic, essays. Salvador Dalí belongs to the surrealism style. Excellent trompe-l'oel technique and a refined use of the perspective. Salvador Dalí's paintings are characterized by remarkable performances that have been accurately portrayed. Particularly up to ad absurdum performed double images and rhyme play an important role. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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