Salvador Dalí “Cerberus” Wood Engraving, Divine Comedy (1960–1964)

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Striking surrealist wood engraving titled Cerberus, created after Salvador Dalí as part of his celebrated Divine Comedy series (1960–1964), illustrating … Read more Striking surrealist wood engraving titled Cerberus, created after Salvador Dalí as part of his celebrated Divine Comedy series (1960–1964), illustrating Dante Alighieri’s epic poem.

This composition captures the mythological three-headed hound Cerberus in Dalí’s signature expressive linework, blending fluid, almost chaotic forms with vivid symbolic imagery. The dramatic use of black ink contrasts with subtle color accents, creating a powerful and visually dynamic scene.

Published by Éditions d’Art Les Heures Claires, Paris, this work is part of the renowned suite of 100 engravings translating Dalí’s original watercolor designs into finely detailed prints.

Professionally framed in a classic gilt beaded frame with archival materials, making it ready for display.

A compelling piece for collectors of Surrealism, literary art, or Dalí’s graphic works.

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Artist: After Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904–1989)
Title: Cerberus
Series: The Divine Comedy – Inferno, Canto VI
Date: 1960–1964
Medium: Wood engraving on paper
Publisher: Éditions d’Art Les Heures Claires, Paris
Signature: Unsigned
Authentication: Label to verso

Framed: 15.25" W x 19.25" H x 1.75" D
Image: 9" W x 12" H See less