Salvador Dalì, The Three Glorious Enigmas of Gala, lithography, 50x65 cm, 1988

Lithograph by the surrealist master Salvador Dalì, which proposes the subject of the unique work created in 1982.

In recent years Dalì has included in his works elements that lead back to classical settings, we often find sculptures and buildings with a Greek inspiration, almost metaphysical. He used to use these elements, for example, De Chirico.

In this work three large sculptures are submerged by the sand of a beach or perhaps a desert and some typically surrealist figures make the setting even more enigmatic. The title pays homage to his muse: his wife Gala.

The work was made in 1988.

Watermark on paper BFK RIVES France infinity

Work signed in plate at bottom right and numbered MCMLXXXII/MM at bottom left.

The lithograph bears the characteristic dry stamp of the GDALI publisher.