"Alice in Wonderland" by Salvador Dalì

"Alice in Wonderland" by Salvador Dali (after).

• Technique: Color lithograph on Arches paper with frayed edge
• Edition of 2400 copies
• Year: 1984
• Signed in the plate lower right and justified lower left, numbered in pencil, embossed stamp of the publisher
• Edition in 1984 of 2400 copies by the lithographic laboratory Levine & Levine
• Dimensions with margins: 48 x 60 cm
• Dimensions without margins: 40 x 27 cm
• Excellent condition, never framed

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Dalí, Salvador. - Catalan painter (Figueras 1904 - therein 1989). One of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, after a brief interlude in the surrealist group he was excluded due to his sympathies for right-wing regimes. In Dalí surrealism took on an individualistic, ironic and provocative characteristic (the artist was famed for his advertising and scandalous stunts and autobiographical essays such as Le journal d'un génie, 1964). Among his best known works: Femme dormant dans un paysage (1931, Venice, Fond. P. Guggenheim); La persistance de la mémoire (1931, New York, Mus. Of modern art).