Five watercolors were created for a notorious opera, but one never made it to the museum where the others reside. Price Database. 23 June 2025. ... Salvador Dalí, Apotheosis (1961) ...

Salvador Dalí (1904–1989) Femmes aux Papillons, signed and dated ‘Dalí 1953’ (lower center) Gouache, watercolor, printed paper collage and pen and ink on board 30 x 40 in. (76 x 101.7 cm.) ...

A signed watercolor print by famed surrealist and melting clock enthusiast Salvador Dalí that was pulled from a pile of art at a thrift shop in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.

Numerous Dali-inspired food and drink offerings are part of an interactive focused on the work of artist within the interactive Lume space at Newfields, as seen March 1, 2024. (IBJ photo/Mickey Shuey) ...

A charming work from Surrealism’s social butterfly goes under the hammer at Christie’s.

Dalí’s watercolors were then reproduced using hand-carved woodblock prints. Some 3,500 woodblocks were made, with 35 for each watercolor. These were compiled into a book, which was published in ...

ART OF THE STEAL:“Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio,” a watercolor-and-ink by Salvador Dali, was snatched from a Madison Avenue gallery by this checked-shirted thief (above ).

Dali, fired after working four years on the watercolors, packed up his payment and 100 paintings and eventually found a way to give his work a new life. Advertisement Article continues below this ad ...

A thrift store volunteer in North Carolina noticed something unusual among the donations. It turned out to be a print based on Salvador Dalí’s “Divine Comedy” works.

Salvador Dali is alive and well, and he wants to show you around his museum. Last Saturday, on the 115 th anniversary of the surrealist artist’s birth, the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida ...