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Salvador Dalí­
Dante and Beatrice - Original WATERCOLOR, Signed (Descharnes #d6970_1951)

1952

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Salvador Dali Divine Comedy : Dante and Beatrice, 1952 Original watercolor Signed in lower center Dated 1952 On vellum lined on thin board 42 x 30 cm (c. 17 x 12in) REFERENCES : This is the preparatory watercolor for the second plate of La Divine Comédie, the subject of which appears: - Catalog raisonne Field page 189 - Catalog raisonne Michler and Lopsinger #1040 AUTHENTICITY : We would like to thank Mr. Nicolas Descharnes for having confirmed the authenticity of this work which appears in his Archives under reference #d6970_1951. A certificate may be requested at the expense of the purchaser. Very good condition : slightly faded and yellowed sheet
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